Robert R. Martin Papers, 1923-1997 | Eastern Kentucky University - Special Collections and Archives

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Collection Overview

Abstract

Scope and Contents of the Materials

Biographical Note

Subject/Index Terms

Administrative Information

Box and Folder Listing

Series 1: Correspondence Series

Box 1

Barcode: 31234013925860

Folder 1: Correspondence, 1933 - 1938

Contains correspondence between Martin and former EKU President H.L. Donovan, as well as some correspondence between friends and family regarding the health and passing of Martin's father.

Folder 2: Correspondence, 1940 - 1959

Contains correspondence between Martin and friends regarding Martin's education, his campaign for state Superintendent of Public Instruction. Correspondence directed to Martin also discusses concerns the public had regarding education standards in the state.

Folder 3: Correspondence, 1964 - 1969

Contains correspondence to Martin and his wife, thanking them for hospitality, complimenting them on Martin's involvement with EKU, and discussing local businesses and holidays.

Folder 4: Correspondence, 1976 - 1977

Contains correspondence regarding Martin's trip to China, the Robert Martin Tribute Committee Fund, Martin's primary campaign for public office, and letters from friends and family.

Folder 5: Correspondence, 1980 - 1985

Contains correspondence relating to Martin's run for Senate, paper presentations at Eastern Kentucky University, and letters from friends and family regarding holidays and time spent together.

Folder 6: Correspondence, 1986 - 1990

Contains correspondence from Martin's later years, reflecting on his career, the impact that his actions had on Richmond and Eastern, and his time spent with family and friends

Folder 7: Correspondence, Undated

Contained various undated pieces of personal correspondence from Martin's life. Includes a story about Adron Doran, letters regarding social interactions, and holiday greetings from friends and family.

Folder 8: R.K. Landrum vs. EKU, 1984

Contains correspondence related to a lawsuit (R.K. Landrum vs. EKU) which included Martin and which discusses the case, meetings with lawyers, and settlements of the case.

Folder 9: Martin and EKU, 1930 - 1997

Contains correspondence related to Martin's involvement with EKU. Includes correspondence regarding Martin's grades as a student, work with the Milestone, alumni activities, and scholarship foundations. For information regarding Martin's work as president of EKU, please see his presidential collection.

Folder 10: To Anne Martin, 1966 - 1968

Contains correspondence written to Anne Martin, Robert's wife. Mainly consists of letters from Mamie Scott.

Folder 11: Postcards, 1935 - 1980

Contains postcards from friends and family on their travels

Folder 12: Thank You Letters, 1941-1986

Contains letters of appreciation, thanking Martin for various things - compliments, hosting of events, academic support, or thanks for gifts. Letters are from friends, family members, and colleagues.

Folder 13: Thank You Letters, 1960

Contains thank you letters from Martin to friends and family, responding to congratulations regarding his presidency at Eastern.

Series 2: Invitations and Events Series

Box 2

Barcode: 31234013925878

Folder 1: Invitations and Events, 1923 - 1936

Contains invitations and event programs for the following programs of interest: commencements, the First Annual Meeting of the Central Kentucky Education Association, dances, teachers' banquets, Kentucky Mountain Laurel Festival, and Christmas Programs.

Folder 2: Invitations and Events, 1937 - 1939

Contains invitations and event programs for the following programs of interest:  commencements,  Eastern Kentucky Education Association Meetings, basketball tournaments, alumni banquets, music programs, school plays, Annual Meeting of the Kentucky Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, dedication ceremonies, football games, and Christmas programs

Folder 3: Invitations and Events, 1940 - 1942

Contains invitations and event programs for the following programs of interest: commencements, school plays, basketball games, school choir programs, and alumni banquets.

Folder 4: Invitations and Events, 1943 - 1947

Contains invitations and event programs for the following programs of interest: Marian Anderson piano program, Schubert Club of Grand Rapids concert, 489th Fighter Squadron Thanksgiving Program, Church events, commencements, basketball games, school plays, choir programs, K.E.A. Convention, and Kentucky High School Music Festival.

Folder 5: Invitations and Events, 1955 - 1979

Contains invitations and event programs for the following programs of interest: commencements, Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner, the Robert R. Martin Tribute Dinner, Don C. Bale Tribute Dinner, a White House Briefing on the Strategic Arms Limitation Agreement (Salt II), and the annual SHC Educational Seminar.

Folder 6: Invitations and Events, 1980 - 1986

Contains invitations and event programs for the following programs of interest: commencements, tribute receptions, plays, Coal Research Conference, luncheons, Police Memorial Service, and Taft Seminar.

Folder 7: Invitations and Events, Undated

Contains invitations and event programs for the following programs of interest: Daniel Boone pageant, concerts, World Affairs Club Dinner, Christmas Programs, Mason County Teachers' Meeting, Christmas Program for the Thomasville Army Air Field, Student dinners, and Madison County Teachers Association Dinner

Series 3: Legislative Series

Sub-Series 1: Legislative Correspondence

Box 2

Barcode: 31234013925878

Folder 9: Correspondence, 1977

This correspondence includes memos and letters from Martin's time as State Senator. This folder mostly includes congratulatory letters from friends and family regarding Martin's election to this new position.

Folder 10: Correspondence, January - April 1978

This correspondence includes memos and letters from Martin's time as State Senator. This folder includes the following topics of interest: KRS 189.285 (dealing with motorcycle helmet laws), KRS 13.080 (dealing with institutional regulation laws), HR budgeting, repair of the old capitol building, the Nurse Practice Act, and Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), Senate Bill 22 (dealing with educational standards), and votes regarding abortion.

Box 3

Barcode: 31234013925886

Folder 1: Correspondence, May - August 1978

This correspondence includes memos and letters from Martin's time as State Senator. This folder includes the following topics of interest: motorcycle helmet laws, the Equal Rights Amendment, unionization laws, workmen's comp, the Teachers' Retirement System, the Nurse Practice Act, HB 102 (dealing with Physician's Assistants practicing medicine), HB 651 (dealing with the mailing of medical records, Old Capitol Preservation, Martin's election to Board of Directors, Welfare, the Advisory Committee for United Nations Day in Kentucky, and vehicle tax regulations.

Folder 2: Correspondence, September - December 1978

This correspondence includes memos and letters from Martin's time as State Senator. This folder includes the following topics of interest:  appropriations revenue, Kentucky Association of Chief of Police, Southern Regional Education Board (SREB), tuition in both public and private institutions, KET "Distinguished Kentuckian" for Carl Perkins, education budget, Medal of Honor for the DAR, fuel tax auditors, Valley View Ferry, welfare, and vocational education.

Folder 3: Correspondence, January - August 1979

This correspondence includes memos and letters from Martin's time as State Senator. This folder includes the following topics of interest: Midway College Board of Visitors, the School Building Authority, hiring of interns for the Education and Labor Committee, Legislative Research Commission (LRC) "Citizens Speak Out" Sessions, the Kentucky Association of Museums, EKU Oral History, bill regarding the term of office for members of the Council on Higher Education and University Board of Regents and Trustees, the Kentucky Bureau of the Blind, the Kentucky Initiative Committee (KIC), the transport of radioactive materials across the state, Delta Natural Gas Company charges, National Conference of State Legislatures, and the Nature Conservancy Board of Trustees.

Folder 4: Correspondence, August - December 1979

This correspondence includes memos and letters from Martin's time as State Senator. This folder includes the following topics of interest: Appropriations & Revenue, KIC (declined), Telford Community Center, the Falmouth Dam/Falmouth Reservoir, the Jonathan Truman Dorris Museum, Bureau for the Blind, Richmond Solar Energy Community Assessment Group (declined), and Department of Transportation funding.

Folder 5: Correspondence, January - March 1980

This correspondence includes memos and letters from Martin's time as State Senator. This folder includes the following topics of interest: Council of Higher Education Membership, abortion legislation, letters regarding the ERA, appropriations and revenue, LRC Bill 74 (regarding Commonwealth Attorney Office abolition), SB 27 (regarding equal pay in higher education), banking commissioner qualifications, increase in teachers salaries, drug penalty laws, the Minit Mart murder of Becky O'Hearn, agriculture legislation, legislation relating to dogs and dog pounds, and funding for the Catalpa Park project.

Folder 6: Correspondence, April - May 1980

This correspondence includes memos and letters from Martin's time as State Senator. This folder includes the following topics of interest:  denture costs, Kentucky Housing Corp's mortgage money program, letters regarding legislation dealing with the manner in which taxpayers received public notices, KY libraries, Product Liability laws, commentary on abortion legislation, the Equal Rights Amendment, pay for members of court, community college salaries, domestic abuse legislation, Kentucky museum committee, Teacher Union Bill, SB 23 (concerning the publication of the annual financial statement by Kentucky cities), funding for firefighters, and legislation regarding psychiatric treatment.

Folder 7: Correspondence, June - July 1980

This correspondence includes memos and letters from Martin's time as State Senator. This folder includes the following topics of interest: letters of appreciation from constituents to Martin regarding the 1980 legislative session, alcohol sponsorships with college sports, cost of living increase for teachers, Tuition Grant Programs at independent colleges in KY, flood control in central KY, addressing inequity in the KY Retirement System and gifted and talented program in KY schools.

Folder 8: Correspondence, August - December 1980

This correspondence includes memos and letters from Martin's time as State Senator. This folder includes the following topics of interest: Kentucky Diabetes Foundation, locking operations on the Kentucky River, Welfare Reform, public swimming pool crowding, healthcare debates ,the Bureau for the Blind, Patty A. Clay Infirmary Association, Kentucky Department of Transportation, Fort Boonesboro artifacts, electrical workers unions, vocational education, retirement legislation,  and state financial concerns.

Folder 9: Correspondence, 1981

This correspondence includes memos and letters from Martin's time as State Senator. This folder includes the following topics of interest: Madison County Department of Transportation projects, health and welfare, 10 Commandments in Classrooms, Board of Ethics opinions, the Margin for Excellence Fund, and budgets

Box 4

Barcode: 31234013925894

Folder 1: Correspondence, January - February 1982

This correspondence includes memos and letters from Martin's time as State Senator. This folder includes the following topics of interest: This correspondence includes memos and letters from Martin's time as State Senator. This folder includes the following topics of interest: Board of Ethics opinions, Martin's visit to Taiwan, higher education spending, gifted and talented education programs, Kentucky Bankers' Association, SB 82 (regarding mental health treatment), extended employment, overcrowding in schools, "model funding" for regional universities, Kentucky State Police funding, a letter regarding recognition and memorialization for ex-P.O.Ws, and Central Kentucky Re-Ed program funding.

Folder 2: Correspondence, February - May 1982

This correspondence includes memos and letters from Martin's time as State Senator. This folder includes the following topics of interest: banking bills, midwifery bills, social security, increased punishment for drunk driving offenses, funding for historic preservation and heritage commission, P.O.W. license plates, and commentary/reflections on the end of the legislative session.

Folder 3: Correspondence, May - July 1982

This correspondence includes memos and letters from Martin's time as State Senator. This folder includes the following topics of interest: J.T. Morris diary, Board of Ethics opinions, and reflections and opinions regarding the 1982 legislative session.

Folder 4: Correspondence, August - September 1982

This correspondence includes memos and letters from Martin's time as State Senator. This folder includes the following topics of interest: requests for patronage from his constituents, letters reflecting on time spent with friends and members of the community, commentary on the death of Martin's brother (from cancer), distribution of medical care, gifted and talented programs in KY schools, Department of Transportation, the impact of closing factories on surrounding communities, Council on Higher Education, and drunk driving punishments.

Folder 5: Correspondence, January - March 1983

This correspondence includes memos and letters from Martin's time as State Senator. This folder includes the following topics of interest: public works petition, legislator retirement, proposed flat tax rate, bankruptcy reform bill, KY Academy of Science, teacher testing laws, correctional pardons, Board of Ethics opinions, and letters from constituents requesting patronage.

Folder 6: Correspondence, March - April 1983

This correspondence includes memos and letters from Martin's time as State Senator. This folder includes the following topics of interest: disability retirement qualification response, EKU Gospel Ensemble, Department of Transportation inspections, public affairs, and memos regarding subcommittee membership and review.

Folder 7: Correspondence, May - December 1983

This correspondence includes memos and letters from Martin's time as State Senator. This folder includes the following topics of interest: committee on higher education, Kentucky task force on hunger, budgeting and funding for Kentucky institutions, Martin's retirement from committees and boards due to his diverticulitis, Board of Ethics opinions, BR286 (regarding people with developmental difficulties), and health treatment issues through Blue Cross Blue Shield.

Folder 8: Correspondence, 1984

This correspondence includes memos and letters from Martin's time as State Senator. This folder includes the following topics of interest: Board of Ethics opinions, project updates from transportation cabinet, criticism of the Pawn Broker Bill, SREB, Parole Laws, Prisons, KHEAA, Kentucky Dietetic Association, interstate vending machines, mental illness treatment, dogfighting in Richmond and punishment, joint study on personnel.

Box 5

Barcode: 31234013925902

Folder 1: Correspondence, January - August 1985

This correspondence includes memos and letters from Martin's time as State Senator. This folder includes the following topics of interest: senate in review, 1985 session calendar, a recommendation for the NASA Teacher Space Project, Valley View Ferry, Legislative Services Questionnaire, constituents asking for patronage from Martin, proposed legislation regarding high school graduation requirements, Board of Ethics opinions, Richmond Bypass work, Governor's education improvement program, vocational education, retirement system legislation, Richmond road construction, National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) in Jessamine County, budget approvals.

Folder 2: Correspondence, August - December 1985

This correspondence includes memos and letters from Martin's time as State Senator. This folder includes the following topics of interest: educational legislation, legislation regarding criminal offenses, SREB, HR Pay,  "Before You Dig" program, letters from constituents regarding Martin's decision to retire, Council on Higher Education, budgets for Kentucky universities, letters regarding a bill for disabled veterans and veterans in nursing homes, Department of Highways and the Valley View Ferry, Living Will Bill, legislation for mental health, state lottery legislation, health insurance legislation, seat belt legislation, and adoption record legislation.

Folder 3: Correspondence, Jan-86

This correspondence includes memos and letters from Martin's time as State Senator. This folder includes the following topics of interest: affordable public construction legislation, National Science Foundation, KY Teachers' Retirement System adjustments, higher education legislation, social services funding, health insurance, legislation regarding emergency first responders and equipment, Medicaid, Federal Age Discrimination in Employment Act, KY Real Estate Insurance and Licenses, state lottery, funding for remedial education, the Occupational Therapy Act, letters supporting the formation of an interpreters' training program in KY, seat belt bill, and incentive programs for firefighters and police officers.

Folder 4: Correspondence, January - February 1986

This correspondence includes memos and letters from Martin's time as State Senator. This folder includes the following topics of interest: teacher retirement legislation, higher education requirements, property tax legislation, the Kentucky Nurses Association, legislation for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, Department of Transportation funding, real estate laws, occupational therapy bill, legislation regarding nursing homes, vocational education, zoning legislation, legislation regarding disabled housing, state lottery, opposition to balanced budget amendment, and letters from constituents asking Martin for patronage.

Folder 5: Correspondence, Feb-86

This correspondence includes memos and letters from Martin's time as State Senator. This folder includes the following topics of interest: increased funding for gifted education, legislation regarding bootleggers, coal research, Annexation bill,  balanced budget amendment, Kentucky Main Street Program, vocational education, higher education policies, food related programs in need of funding, and a briefing on drug and alcohol usage.

Folder 6: Correspondence, Feb-86

This correspondence includes memos and letters from Martin's time as State Senator. This folder includes the following topics of interest:  higher education salaries, farm machinery legislation, Community Improvement Foundation, state lottery, alcohol prices and liquor fair trade laws, Metro United Way, requests for road improvements, Kentucky voting laws, state minimum wage, insurance costs and concerns, and correctional facility laws.

Folder 7: Correspondence, February - July 1986

This correspondence includes memos and letters from Martin's time as State Senator. This folder includes the following topics of interest: Commonwealth tuition assistance, educational leave programs, insurance for university presidents, state lottery, term limits, alcohol and drug abuse funds, gifted education programs, Omnibus Health Care Reform Act, nutrition of Kentucky, child education and competency tests, funding for higher education, protection of natural resources, pre-authorization for medical treatment, gas tax, judicial budget, highway improvements, development funds, and thankful letters from constituents to Martin as he finished his final legislative session.

Folder 8: Correspondence, July - December 1986

This correspondence includes memos and letters from Martin's time as State Senator. This folder includes the following topics of interest: board of ethics opinions, education meetings, Department of Transportation, Hitachi plant creation, support for the Kentucky Democratic Women's Club presidential nomination, and public concerns regarding the education system.

Folder 9: Correspondence, Undated

This folder contains correspondence from Martin's time as State Senator. This correspondence does not contain exact dates, but contains the following topics of interest: Kentucky Medical Assistance Act, legislation regarding retired individuals, new prison building, Medicaid legislation, criteria to become a dietitian in Kentucky, statement on higher education, and organ donation.

Box 6

Barcode: 31234013925928

Folder 1: Campaign Advertising Correspondence, 1977

This correspondence is between Martin and various advertising agencies he contacted regarding his campaign for State Senator.

Folder 2: Letters of Concern, December 17, 1979 - February 15, 1980

Contains letters from constituents to Martin during the 1980 session regarding Worker's Comp issues.

Folder 3: Institute for Educational Leadership Correspondence, 1979 - 1980

Contains letters and pamphlets to Martin regarding his involvement with the Institute for Educational Leadership at the George Washington University. Topics include meetings, events, and programs.

Folder 4: Letters of Concern, 1980

Contains letters from constituents to Martin during the 1980 session regarding HB 555, 838, and 27 which dealt with the allowance of expansion of laws regarding the sale and consumption of alcohol.

Folder 5: Letters of Concern, 1980

Contains letters from constituents to Martin during the 1980 session regarding the School Building Authority.

Folder 6: Letters of Concern, 1980

Contains letters from constituents to Martin during the 1980 session regarding the Kentucky Academy of Physician's Assistants (KAPA), and in opposition to Senate Bill 101.

Folder 7: Letters of Concern, 1980

Contains letters from constituents to Martin during the 1980 session in opposition to Senate Bill 149. The bill, called P.N., collective bargaining, or 'meet and confer', led many Kentucky teachers to feel as though they were losing local control of their school systems.

Folder 8: Letters of Concern, 1980

Contains letters from constituents to Martin during the 1980 session  asking for support for the Gifted and Talented program in schools across Kentucky.

Folder 9: Letters of Concern, 1980

Contains letters from constituents to Martin during the 1980 session displaying concern for general educational issues appearing in Kentucky legislation, including teachers' issues and funding for education.

Folder 10: Letters of Concern, 1980

Contains letters from constituents to Martin during the 1980 session, regarding many different Health and Welfare issues such as - the cost for rape test kits, Medicaid, pay for services, sliding scale payments in medical billing, and impact of health and welfare legislation on local health departments across the state.

Folder 11: Kentucky Educational Seminar, 1980

Documents from the Kentucky Educational Seminar which Martin attended. Addressed at the seminar: funding and access to education, competency testing for educators, and educational fellowship.

Folder 12: Letters of Concern, 1980

Concerning HB 633 and 766, both of which regard the retirement system of Kentucky, especially for teachers' retirement.  Most letters call for the support of HB 766 and call for the defeat of HB 633.

Folder 13: Democratic Primary, 1981

Documents from the Democratic primary of 1981. Includes: lists of letters written, letters from constituents, notes on re-election campaign events, and congratulations on winning re-election.

Folder 14: Letters of Concern, 1982

Letters of concern for SB 103 - referred to in the letters as "The Greed Bill". Constituents writing appear very against the bill, and Martin defends himself to these writers, stating that he also does not support the bill as it may seem.

Folder 15: Letters of Concern, 1984-1985

Documents from constituents to Martin during 1984-1985 regarding their concern about the Medicare system in Kentucky.

Folder 16: Letters of Concern, 1985

Contains letters from constituents to Martin during 1985 regarding their concern about a felon, Todd Hume, being released from prison.

Folder 17: Letters of Concern, 1985

Contains letters from constituents to Martin during 1985 asking for support about an upcoming occupational therapy bill which would ensure that patients would be treated by authorized and capable occupational therapists.

Folder 18: Letters of Concern, 1985

Contains letters from constituents to Martin during 1985 asking for support in regards to naming conventions between nutritionists and dieticians.

Folder 19: Letters of Concern, 1985

Contains letters from constituents to Martin during 1985 regarding the Teachers' Retirement Pensions within the Kentucky Teachers' Retirement System

Folder 20: Letters from Constituents, 1986

Contains letters from constituents to Martin during 1986 regarding House Bill 322, which involved Support Services for Hearing Impaired Students. The letters ask that Martin support the bill.

Folder 21: Letters of Concern, 1986

Contains letters from constituents to Martin during 1986 who are concerned about the opening of a state-sponsored lottery, claiming that it is un-Christian and morally wrong.

Folder 22: Letters of Concern, 1986

Contains letters from constituents to Martin during 1986, urging him to support HB 498/SB 84, which involved the personal care and assistance of disabled people.

Sub-Series 2: Legislative Events and Invitations

Box 6

Barcode: 31234013925928

Folder 23: Events and Invitations, 1976 - 1980

Contains invitations and event documents related to events attended during Martin's time as senator. Included in this folder, of interest: Civil War Round Table, musical performances, Senatorial "Thank You" dinner, KY State Police Banquet, dinners, Legislative conferences, education conferences, Arlington Board of Directors, Bluegrass Dental Society, Appalachian Development, Commencement, Investors Heritage Life Advisory Board, the Kentucky Hospital Association, the Kentucky Diabetes Association, Taft Seminar,

Box 7

Barcode: 31234013925910

Folder 1: Events and Invitations, 1980 - 1983

Contains invitations and event documents related to events attended during Martin's time as senator, often related to his duties as senator. Included events of interest: Kentucky School Boards Association banquet, SREB, the Kentucky Oral History Commission, round table discussions, Taft Seminar, KET Advisory Committee, Kentucky Retired Teachers Association meetings, legislative meetings on higher education, State Zoo Dedication, KY League of Women Voters, Dresser Industries 100th Anniversary, Pattie A. Clay Hospital Ribbon Cutting.

Folder 2: Events and Invitations, 1984 - Undated

Contains invitations and event documents related to events attended during Martin's time as senator, often related to his duties as senator. Included events of interest:  Fort Boonesborough State Park Association Board, Western Kentucky Fun Weekend, State Fair Luncheon, Kentucky Squirrel Festival, Chamber of Commerce Legislative Classic, various banquets and receptions, Morgan County Sorghum Festival,  Derby Breakfast, YMCA Youth Assembly Conference,  and a couple of invitations not dated by year.

Sub-Series 3: Organizations and Committees

Box 7

Barcode: 31234013925910

Folder 3: Cancer Commission, 1978-1980

Contains legislation regarding the Kentucky Cancer Commission, as well as correspondence from meeting reminders and cancellations

Folder 4: Cancer Commission, Undated

Contains the bylaws for the Kentucky Cancer Commission.

Folder 5: Cancer Commission, 1980

Contains two different applications for grants by the Kentucky Cancer Commission. The applications are written for Cancer Hopeline Extended Services and the McDowell Cancer Network Program Support.

Folder 6: George Washington University, 1978-1980

Contains correspondence from George Washington University about establishing the Associate's Program in Kentucky.

Folder 7: "Kentucky Council on Standards and Training for Firefighters", 1979

Contains meeting schedules, minutes, and reports from the Kentucky Council on Standards and Training for Fire Fighters.

Folder 8: Governor's Advisory Committee Meeting, 1982

Contains correspondence from the Governor's Advisory Committee Meeting, including an agenda for one of the meetings along with a printed copy of the improvements to the Act of 1981.

Folder 9: Pattie Clay Hospital Board of Trustees, 1978 - 1979

Contains correspondence from the Pattie Clay Hospital Board of Trustees, including agendas for meetings, medical record statistics, and travel expenses.

Folder 10: Pattie Clay Hospital Board of Trustees, 1979 - 1980

Contains medical record statistics, meeting minutes, budget forms, and a legislative handbook regarding medical/hospital staff and trustees.

Folder 11: Program Review and Investigation, 1978-1979

Contains content from the second, third, and fourth meetings of the Program Review and Investigation committee. Some topics of discussion included: meeting minutes and agendas for each meeting, textbooks and supplies, KY's deferred compensation system, review of transportation cabinet contracts, review of possible program for the Bureau of the Blind, KY Tobacco investigations, the review of KY vocational education programs, real estate education standards and funding, and nursing home regulations across the state.

Folder 12: Program Review and Investigation, 1979

Contains content from the fourth and fifth meetings for the Program Review and Investigation committee. Some topics of interest were welfare vendor fraud and potential research programs.

Box 8

Barcode: 31234013925936

Folder 1: Program Review and Investigation, 1979

Contains content from the sixth meeting for the Program Review and Investigation committee. Contains a Public Employees Deferred Compensation Plan and a summary of the 1978 changes in internal revenue code.

Folder 2: Program Review and Investigation, 1979

Contains content from the seventh meeting for the Program Review and Investigation committee.

Folder 3: Appropriations and Revenue Committee, Jul-78

Contains content from the first meeting of the Appropriations and Revenue committee. Includes meeting agenda, branch budgets, and memos regarding meetings and topics.

Folder 4: Appropriations and Revenue Committee, Jul-78

Contains continued content from the first meeting of the Appropriations and Revenue committee. Includes a report on the 1979 Kentucky Comprehensive Criminal Justice Plan, a Personal Service Contract report, memos with plans for the next meeting, a report on personal income growth, snow removal funding, human resources funding, program continuation costs, property tax relief, and press information following this initial meeting.

Folder 5: Appropriations and Revenue Committee, Aug-78

Contains content from the second meeting of the Appropriations and Revenue committee. Includes correspondence related to growth in personal income, hypothetical budgets, totals that each department would be getting, and personal service contracts.

Folder 6: Appropriations and Revenue Committee, Aug-78

Contains continued content from the second meeting of the Appropriations and Revenue committee. Includes similar content as the first folder from this meeting, but also contains meeting minutes, agenda, and further financial reports put together for the committee.

Folder 7: Appropriations and Revenue Committee, Aug-78

Contains a report from the second meeting of the Appropriations and Revenue committee, titled "Response to a Review of the 1979 Kentucky Comprehensive Criminal Justice Plan for the Interim Joint Appropriations and Revenue Committee".

Folder 8: Appropriations and Revenue Committee, Sep-78

Contains content from the third meeting of the Appropriations and Revenue committee. Includes correspondence regarding the General Fund Appropriations and the perfect of the budget that was used from 1968-1980. There is also a breakdown for each county in Kentucky, and new and expanded programs for areas like the justice cabinet, education cabinet, and arts cabinet.

Folder 9: Appropriations and Revenue Committee, Oct-78

Contains content from the fourth meeting of the Appropriations and Revenue committee. Includes minutes from the meeting, concerns regarding Net Court Revenue, discussion topics for future meetings (such as future projects, debts, and memos of agreement), as well as correspondence from various parts of the state directed towards the committee in regards to their concerns over revenue.

Box 9

Barcode: 31234013925944

Folder 1: Appropriations and Revenue, Nov-78

Contains content from the fifth meeting of the Appropriations and Revenue committee. Includes minutes from the meeting, concerns regarding state property taxes and tax exemptions, memos regarding upcoming topics of discussion, reports, and agenda for the meeting. Please note that the meeting contents from the sixth, seventh, and eighth meeting of the Appropriations and Revenue committee are not present in this collection.

Folder 2: Appropriations and Revenue, April - May 1979

Contains content from the ninth and tenth meetings of the Appropriations and Revenue committee. Includes the minutes from each meeting, discussions regarding property tax, financial and audit reports to the committee, intangible taxes,  and a Professional Employment Contract Report.

Folder 3: Appropriations and Revenue, June - July 1979

Contains content from the eleventh meeting of the Appropriations and Revenue Committee. Includes minutes from the meeting, agenda, and discussion topics as follows: "exceptional children and vocational education", coal tax, transportation funds, school funding, the Falmouth Lake Project (reports and discussion), auditor report, intangible taxes, tax and spending limits, property tax assessment and the impact on school districts.

Folder 4: Appropriations and Revenue, Jul-79

Contains content from the twelfth meeting of the Appropriations and Revenue Committee. Includes minutes from the meeting, agenda, discussion on LRC Bill No. 13, and discussions on the following: education and training programs for property assessment personnel, property tax administration report, professional employment contract report, finance-engineering and transportation contracts carrying over from the previous year, petroleum tax, coal tax, library and archive funding, quarterly figures for the general and transportation funds, services level projections, housing revenue, sales and use taxes, workmen's compensation, tax reports, and the Kentucky Comprehensive Criminal Justice Plan for LEAA monies.

Folder 5: Appropriations and Revenue, Aug-79

Contains content from the thirteenth meeting of the Appropriations and Revenue Committee. Includes agenda for the meeting. Includes discussions on the following: Department of Finance changes, budget review reference materials, professional employment contract report, budget request manual/executive budget for 80/82, tax calendars, and an HR report titled "Cost Projections for the Department of Human Resources"

Folder 6: Appropriations and Revenue, Aug-79

Contains additional content from the thirteenth meeting of the Appropriations and Revenue Committee. Includes minutes and discussion topics such as: delinquent property taxes collection, state revenue receipts, financing the old Seelbach in Louisville, and property tax legislation.

Folder 7: Appropriations and Revenue, Sep-79

Contains content from the fourteenth meeting of the Appropriations and Revenue Committee. Includes agenda and minutes for this meeting. Also includes documents on topics such as: Louisville development (including additional Seelbach reports, and a subcommittee report. Note that the fifteenth meeting is missing from documentation.

Folder 8: Appropriations and Revenue, Oct-79

Contains content from the sixteenth meeting of the Appropriations and Revenue Committee. Note that the content from the fifteenth meeting does not appear in this collection. Includes agenda and minutes, as well as discussion of the following topics: Ikonographics contract, budget verification, Kenton County mapping project, prefiled bill referral memos, professional employment contract report, sales and use tax revenue estimates, and a 504 handicapped accessibility program review report.

Folder 9: Appropriations and Revenue, October - November 1981

Contains meeting minutes and agendas from the 17th - 19th meetings of the Appropriations and Revenue Committee.

Folder 10: LRC on Pensions, June - October 1978

Contains content from the first meeting for the LRC on pensions. Includes: "A Legislator's Guide to Public Pensions", personal notes, subcommittee member list, meeting agenda, basic retirement provision chart, research report no. 123 ("Locally Administered City Pension Systems"), a report on Kentucky retirement systems, appointment of members, and a notice for the first meeting training seminar.

Box 10

Barcode: 31234013925951

Folder 1: LRC on Pensions, April - June 1979

Contains content from the second meeting for the LRC on pensions. Includes: House joint resolution 16 - retirement proposal, BR 80 - "Common to City Pension Systems for Non-Uniformed Employees", meeting agenda, meeting minutes, police and firefighter pension law, further analysis and changes to BR 80 regarding pension systems in the city.

Folder 2: LRC on Pensions, Aug-79

Contains content from the third meeting for the LRC on pensions. Includes: agenda, minutes, continued discussion regarding BR 80, and house resolution no. 16

Folder 3: LRC on Pensions, Sep-79

Contains content from the fourth meeting for the LRC on pensions. Includes: agenda and acts related to pensions - BR 395, BR 80, BR 185.

Folder 4: LRC on Pensions, Oct-79

Contains content from the fifth meeting for the LRC on pensions. Includes the agenda, report on the subcommittee, research report titled "Pooled Pension Investments: An Option for City Pension Systems" (research report no. 153), BR 187, and a research report titled "The Judicial Retirement System - Expansion?" (research report no. 154)

Folder 5: LRC on Pensions, February - April 1979

Contains miscellaneous content from various meetings for the LRC on pensions. Contains letters regarding two city pension bills and a drafted speech for Martin regarding pension changes and the work of the subcommittee.

Folder 6: Health and Welfare Committee, Sep-78

Contains content from the first meeting of the Health and Welfare Committee. Includes a report to the interim joint committee on health and welfare from the department of human resources, list of subject matter under the jurisdiction of the committee, agenda, list of bills passed by the 1978 G.A., and background materials for the first meeting

Folder 7: Health and Welfare Committee, Oct-78

Contains content from the second meeting of the Health and Welfare Committee. Includes agenda, minutes, progress report on development of intermediate care centers for sick newborns, and appointment of subcommittees.

Folder 8: Health and Welfare Committee, Nov-78

Contains content from the third meeting (morning session) of the Health and Welfare Committee. Includes agenda, a Blue Cross Blue Shield report on Kentucky healthcare statistics, "The Hospital Reimbursement Mechanism" opening statement, cost data, and newspaper clippings regarding hospital costs.

Folder 9: Health and Welfare Committee, Nov-78

Contains content the third meeting of the Health and Welfare Committee. Includes a fact sheet regarding reactions of certain drugs vs. cancer, discussion of welfare fraud, discussion of HB 217 and 219, a "State Profile" report analyzing the state of health and welfare in Kentucky at that time, proposed calendar of activities, agenda, and report from the Committee on New Therapies for Pain and Discomfort regarding heroin and marijuana usage.

Folder 10: Health and Welfare Committee, Jun-79

Contains content from the seventh meeting of the Health and Welfare Committee. Meetings four through six are not present in the collection. This folder includes topics from the seventh meeting, including discussion of the "senior discount program", proposed amendments for physician supervision, mental health services funding, vaccination and testing requirements for children, transplant legislation, and the Kentucky Radiation Control Act. Also contains minutes and agenda for this meeting.

Folder 11: Health and Welfare Committee, Jul-79

Contains content from the eighth meeting of the Health and Welfare Committee. Includes agenda and discussions regarding the following topics: immunization requirements, LRC Bill no.30 (senior discount), perinatal care program review, cancer commission relief funding, drug cost control report

Folder 12: Health and Welfare Committee, Aug-79

Contains content from the ninth meeting of the Health and Welfare Committee. Includes discussion regarding disaster preparedness requirements and regulations surrounding nuclear energy usage, emergency medical services regulation, and LRC bill no.55 (regarding medical transplants and consent)

Folder 13: Health and Welfare Committee, Sep-79

Contains content from the tenth meeting of the Health and Welfare Committee. Includes discussion surrounding the following topics: KY housing and construction, sewage disposal, emergency medical services, glue and paint regulations, fee reimbursement to pharmacists, denture costs, and continued discussion surrounding nuclear emergency prep

Box 11

Barcode: 31234013925969

Folder 1: Council on Higher Education, Aug-78

Contains content from the first meeting of the Council on Higher Education. Includes a "fact booklet", plans for future meetings, list of members, agenda, KEA research bulletin about how Kentucky education "stacks up", 1978 transfer guide for students planning to move schools

Folder 2: Council on Higher Education, Sep-78

Contains content from the second meeting of the Council on Higher Education. Includes committee scheduling, annual public university report, funding discussion, agenda, and a research and development report

Folder 3: Council on Higher Education, November 1978 - March 1979

Contains content from the fourth, fifth, and sixth meetings of the Council on Higher Education. Includes a retirement study status report, "extended - campus offerings", minutes, an act regulating the council, HB 92 (regarding Kindergarten and first grade entrance age),  assessment regarding rising education costs, state board for proprietary education, reports of issues presented to subcommittees, comments from Constantine Curris (president of Murray State), commentary on proposed legislative regarding education, minutes and agendas.

Folder 4: Council on Higher Education, Jun-79

Contains content from the seventh meeting of the Council on Higher Education. Includes a report from the committee of professional schools admissions, continued expectations for the council, act relating to residency for medical students seeking work in primary care positions, testimony regarding early entrance testing, and meeting minutes.

Folder 5: Council on Higher Education, Sep-79

Contains content from the eighth meeting of the Council on Higher Education. Includes LRC Bill no.59 (regarding propriety education), student housing programs, progress reports, and minutes

Folder 6: Council on Higher Education, Oct-79

Contains content from the ninth meeting of the Council on Higher Education. Includes retirement system change proposals, employee salaries, retirement equality, federal research and development funding in Kentucky, and a study of physical facilities at public institutions.

Folder 7: Education, June - August 1978

Contains the following topics of interest: text of remarks from governor Julian Carroll, education task force steering committee, members list, HB no. 576 (gifted and talented programs), HB 579 (regarding "The Educational Improvement Movement of 1978"), HB 627 (regarding wealth disparity in schools), SB 292 (regarding school discipline), HB 92 (regarding kindergarten age requirements), SB 312 (The Education Foundation Program), SB 291 (Public Education cost regulation), HB 567 (power equalization program funding), HR 74 (education of dyslexic children), HR 61 (rural Kentucky getting medical education), HR 16 (retirement system equality), SR 33 (research and development), HR 67 ("exceptional education and vocational education), agenda, meeting schedule

Folder 8: Education, Oct-78

Contains content from the second meeting of the Education committee. Includes progress reports, agenda, schedule of meetings, a request to Congress to review federal statues related to Title I, and a list of members

Folder 9: Education, Jun-79

Contains content from the eighth meeting of the Education committee. Content for previous meetings (3-7) are not included in this collection. This folder includes minutes from previous meeting due for approval, a report on the study of vocational and special education programs, announcement on expected raise in teacher salaries, a summary report regarding recommendations for education preparation legislature, analysis of need for professional degrees in KY, residency to be hosted at University of Kentucky or University of Louisville, kindergarten early entrance testing regulation, legislation defining the council, proprietary education, and an act which defines a "school month"

Folder 10: Education, Sep-79

Contains content from the ninth meeting of the Education committee. Includes a textbook bill (no. 18), LRC 46 (regarding credit received for private school service in the KY retirement system), agenda, minutes from the previous meeting due for approval, and progress reports

Folder 11: Education, Oct-79

Contains content from the tenth meeting of the Education committee. Includes content on the following: property tax and the impact on schools, minutes from a previous meeting due for approval, BR 233 (regarding the right to recite the pledge and lords prayer in classrooms), BR 283 (regarding prayer in the classroom), an act which determines the cost per student, an act defining the responsibilities of the committee, public school teachers' right to strike, a discussion of the needs of dyslexic students, education and the arts, addressing overcrowded school buses, and an agenda for the meeting

Folder 12: SCR 30 Study, Feb-85

Includes agenda, minutes from previous December meeting for approval (that meeting not included in this collection), ID of states similar to KY, state spending for remedial services, and a financial report created for the committee (split into 3 parts: Higher Education funding, tuition in Kentucky universities, and student financial aid).

Folder 13: Task Force on Elections and Constitutional Amendments, May-85

Contains content from the sixth meeting of the task force on amendments and elections. Other meetings for this task force are not present in this collection. This folder includes a member list, minutes for approval,  BR121 (constitutional amendment promoting election of superintendent of public instruction), BR 84 (states that governor must appoint superintendent of public instruction), agenda

Box 12

Barcode: 31234013925977

Folder 1: Implementation Oversight, April - September 1979

Contains content from various meetings of the Implementation and Oversight committee.  Includes meeting minutes, discussion of implementing SB 292 (alternative education division plan), AED progress report, HB 92 (corrected; regulating kindergarten for public schools in KY) , memos, learning achievement profile, BR 943 (public education and discipline), minutes and agendas, SB 291 (regarding school field trip regulation and instruction fees), report on consumer education, school building authority, and student fees

Folder 2: AASCU Summer Council of Presidents, Jul-79

Contains content from the AASCU Summer Council of Presidents, hosted at Maine Maritime Academy. Includes a participant list, preliminary program, welcome letter, schedule of events, meeting information, room packet, and maps and city info

Folder 3: Educational Seminar, 1979-1980

Contains content from Kentucky Education Seminars. Includes letters from Martin regarding duties at this meeting, request for funds form, schedule of events, steering committee (Martin as associate), notes from Director telling others what arrangements to make, letters detailing future meetings, review of past meetings. Martin appears to have been heading these seminars, as the folder also contain contacts and planning information he would have needed

Folder 4: Educational Seminar, 1979

Contains content from various educational seminars hosted by the Associate Program. This folder includes Utah, Washington, Pennsylvania, Nebraska, and Oregon. Organized by George Washington University Institute for Educational Leadership. For each state, the folder includes an annual report that highlights challenges and goals in each state (i.e.: policy making, new programs, statistics, speakers, and future plans.)

Folder 5: Educational Seminar, 1980

Contains content from various educational seminars hosted by the Associate Program. This folder includes California, Connecticut, Nevada, and Florida. Organized by George Washington University Institute for Educational Leadership. For each state, the folder includes an annual report that highlights challenges and goals in each state (i.e.: policy making, new programs, statistics, speakers, and future plans.)

Folder 6: Southern Regional Education Board Work Conference, Aug-78

Contains speech notes for Martin, reservation notes, and agenda

Folder 7: Southern Regional Education Board Work Conference, 1980

"Report of Special SREB Committee on Regional Contract Programs", "Fees in the Regional Contract Program", schedule of events, program, agenda, "Report on SREB Executive Committee Meeting", proposed budget, notes on program objectives

Folder 8: Legislative Research Committee, 1982

LRC 1982 session. Includes contact info, office info, procedures for mail and messages, travel regulations, maps and info about Frankfort

Folder 9: Welfare Task Force, Jan-80

Governor's Task Force on Welfare Reform. Includes the following topics: recommendations for consideration (report: employment, children, juvenile and youth services, AFDC/COPE, home and family services, disabled assistance, welfare management, medical assistance), agenda, and a report on public responses with study group recommendations.

Folder 10: Welfare Task Force, Jan-80

Continued report from previous folder. Includes study group recommendations.

Folder 11: Neonatal Statistics, 1978-1979

Contains neonatal statistics for the state of Kentucky for years 1978-1979

Folder 12: Long Term Care Subcommittee, Nov-78

Contains content from the subcommittee on long term care, a subcommittee of the health and welfare committee. This folder contains an agenda, correspondence regarding formation of the subcommittee, regulations of the definition of "long term care", and a report to the main committee about fraud and guidelines.

Folder 13: Long Term Care Subcommittee, 1977

Contains a report for the subcommittee on long term care, "Nursing Homes in Kentucky".

Box 13

Barcode: 31234013925985

Folder 1: Long Term Care Subcommittee, Jun-79

Contains contents of the second meeting of the subcommittee on long term care. Includes discussion of the recommendations made by the 1977 subcommittee on long term care. Includes minutes from the previous meeting due for approval and legislation defining guardianship.

Folder 2: Long Term Care Subcommittee, Jul-79

Includes text of a home health presentation from Regina Mapes. Includes recommendations of the Kentucky Home Health Association, agenda, and minutes from previous meeting due for approval.

Folder 3: Oral History Commission, 1976 - 1986

Includes documents noting the establishment of the commission, "guidelines and procedures: applications and grants" booklet, executive order 76-45 (regarding the establishment of a State Historical Records Advisory Board), program for the Kentucky bicentennial oral history commission, minutes, publications program, schedule of district meetings to discuss the oral history project, list of library development districts, revised list of oral history interview topics, process of "Robert R. Martin Project" oral history, discussion of grants, oral history expenditures, agendas, notes on usage of grant funds, interview plans, program from the 1986 KY conference on oral history, financial reports, list of grants from 1984-1985, and BR 377 (regarding confidentiality in oral history).

Folder 4: Oral History Commission, 1978

This folder includes grant applications for the oral history commission, including: Barren River Area Historic Preservation Documentation Project, The Attack on Organized Crime in Northern Kentucky in the 1950s and 60s, An Oral History of the Louisville & Nashville Railroad in Kentucky in the 20th Century, Frontier Nursing Service Oral History Project, John Sherman Cooper Oral History Project, Appalachian Kentucky's Female School Superintendents: A Case Study

Folder 5: McBrayer Election, 1979

This folder contains content from the 1979 election campaign for Terry McBrayer. Martin was the co-chairman of the McBrayer campaign. This folder includes schedules, speeches, speech notes, campaign flyers, and press releases.

Folder 6: McBrayer Election, 1979

Contains continued content from the 1979 election campaign for Terry McBrayer. This folder contains campaign materials from McBrayer's opposition, as well as letter drafts.

Folder 7: McBrayer Election, 1979

Contains continued content from the 1979 election campaign for Terry McBrayer. This folder contains additional letter drafts, support letters from Martin, and lists of chairmen across Kentucky.

Folder 8: Eagleton Institute of Politics, 1978

Contains content from the Eagleton Institute of Politics, held at Rutgers University. This folder includes a schedule for the seminar, HB 352, and a participant list for the seminar.

Folder 9: The Nature Conservancy, 1976 - 1979

Contains content from the annual meeting of the Kentucky chapter of the nature conservancy held at Natural Bridge State Park, memos to board of trustees regarding planning future meetings, lists of members, and one letter regarding Martin's participation in the 1979 meeting

Folder 10: Travel Vouchers, -

Contains various travel vouchers and invoices for meetings and senate travel for Martin

Folder 11: Membership Cards, -

Contains membership cards for Martin showing his involvement in groups such as boy scouts, cinemas, historical clubs, fraternities and social clubs, auto clubs, education associations, and political cards

Series 4: Photographs

Box 13

Barcode: 31234013925985

Folder 12

Item 1: Richmond, KY Rotary Club

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 2: James Baechtold and Kenneth Boehler

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 3: Eugene "Bill" Althauser and Lyle Ammerman

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 4: James Anderson and Raymond Anderson

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 5: William Adams and Pat Allen

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 6: Douglas Pete Manning and Robert R. Martin

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 7: John Finlay and Alden Hatch

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 8: Donald Miller and James Miller

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 9: John W. Howard and Keen Johnson

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 10: Grover Cox and Clarence Cozart

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 11: Harry LaFuze and J. Bob Lilly

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 12: James Day and James Dykes

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 13: William Manz and Robert McBurney

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 14: Leonard Matherly and Brack Maupin

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 15: Gayle Brown and Thomas Clay

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 16: James Murphy

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 17: John Rowlett and Morris Rozen

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 18: Richard Waton and Bert Willis

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 19: William O'Donnell and James "Nick" Powell

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 20: Joe Sanders and James Shannon, Sr.

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 21: Harold Richardson and Clarence Riggert

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 22: Russell Todd and Walter Todd

Physical Description: 3x5

Folder 13: Robert R. Martin Tribute Dinner, Jul-76

52 images of guests at the dinner. Includes Robert Martin, Anne Martin

Folder 14

Item 1: Hotel Ambassador, May-67

Hotel Ambassador, where we stayed, in background. Typical of new hotel construction in Yugoslavia.

Item 2: Opatija, May-67

Picture taken from walkway which runs all along the coast.

Item 3: Tulips in Park in Opatija, May-67

Item 4: Flowers in Park in Opatija, May-67

Item 5: Flowers in Park in Opatija, May-67

Item 6: Harbor scene in Rijeka, May-67

Rijeka is the busiest port on the Adriatic--handles more traffic than Trieste.

Item 7: Harbor scene in Rijeka, May-67

Item 8: Bus Station on Road between Rijeka and Split, May-67

This road runs along the coast of the Adriatic, mountains on one side, sea on the other. This bus station is typical of many we saw in Yugoslavia--perhaps a little newer than most.

Item 9: Harbor Scene in Town between Rijeka and Split, May-67

Item 10: Tour Group Enjoying a Rest Stop en Route from Rijeka to Split, May-67

Millie, Cain, Evers, Niehaus, Pomeroy, Martin, Young. -Young in drinking "Yugo-Cola"

Item 11: Smiling Ivo, our Extroverted Bus Driver with Bus, May-67

Item 12: A Scene in Zadar, May-67

A city on Adriatic coast between Rijeka and Split. Zadar was heavily damaged by bombing during WWII. Picture shows bomb-damaged church.

Item 13: Church of St. Donatus in Zadar, May-67

Dates back to 9th century. Shows some bomb damage from WWII.

Item 14: Street Scene in Zadar, May-67

Looking for a place to eat!

Item 15: Bombed-out Church in Zadar, May-67

Item 16: Church in Zadar, May-67

Item 17: Park scene in Zadar, May-67

Item 18: A scene in Split, city on Adriatic coast, May-67

The usual fortress on the hill. Also, a modern Catholic church.

Item 19: Harbor Scene in Split, May-67

Item 20: Walk Along the Harbor in Split, May-67

Note palm trees.

Item 21: Street Scene in Old City of Split, May-67

Formerly Spalato.

Item 22: Within Diocletian's Palace, in Split, May-67

Palace was built by Roman Emperor Diocletian during a ten-years period beginning 295 A.D. He retired there at age 60.

Item 23: Flower Market within Diocletian's Palace in Split., May-67

Item 24: Part of Original Wall of Diocletian's palace in Split, May-67

Wall is more than 1,600 years old. Original wall is second level. Lower level (with windows) has been built out from wall but is to be removed in restoration project. Square tower on corner is supposed to be part of original.

Item 25: Harbor Scene in Split, May-67

Item 26: Entrance to Pedagogical Academy in Split, May-67

This academy prepares teachers for grades five through eight.

Item 27: Class in English at Pedagogical Academy, Split, May-67

Item 28: Class in English at Pedagogical Academy in Split, May-67

Niehaus and Evers standing

Item 29: Students on Breaks at Pedagogical Academy in Split, May-67

Martin in foreground.

Item 30: Scene Along Road Between Split and Dubrovnik, May-67

This was a suburban-type house with vegetable garden in front.

Item 31: Roadside Memorial to Partisan Killed During Fighting for Liberation, May-67

1942-45. There were many such memorials throughout Yugoslavia--different designs. This one is located between Split and Dubrovnik, on highway which runs along Adriatic coast. Evers and Pomeroy in background.

Item 32: Typical home along highway, between Split and Dubrovnik, May-67

Note stone work on retaining wall.

Item 33: Miss Melica Vinter, of the Institute for Educational Research, Belgrade, May-67

Graduate of Belgrade University with major in English, holder of master's degree from Kent State University. Our guide on tour of Yugoslavia. Picture taken en route from Split to Dubrovnik.

Item 34: Three Very Interested Onlookers at a Luncheon Stop, May-67

En route from Split to Dubrovnik, near Brela. We had purchased bread, cheese, ham, pickles, wine, oranges, etc., for a picnic luncheon. We stopped along the highway, found a cement and stone dock, and had out lunch there.

Item 35: Three Very Interested Onlookers at a Luncheon Stop, May-67

En route from Split to Dubrovnik, near Brela. We had purchased bread, cheese, ham, pickles, wine, oranges, etc., for a picnic luncheon. We stopped along the highway, found a cement and stone dock, and had out lunch there.

Item 36: Scene from Balcony of Hotel Neptun, in Lapad, May-67

Lapad is a resort community a few kilometers from Dubrovnik, on the Adriatic. There is a lighthouse on the right side of the island. Note the blue Adriatic!

Item 37: Hotel Neptun, Lapad--near Dubrovnik, May-67

Typical of new resort hotels being constructed along the coast.

Item 38: Scene from Lapad toward Dubrovnik, May-67

Tito has a villa along the section included in this picture.

Item 39: Entrances into the Old Walled City of Dubrovnik, May-67

No vehicular traffic allowed. Note man at card table, he is selling lottery tickets. Such salesmen are found in every city in Yugoslavia. Lotteries are conducted by government, drawing every two weeks for prizes of money. Lotteries also conducted by enterprises, such as manufacturers of automobiles.

Item 40: Poster Advertising a Night Club Show in Dubrovnik, May-67

Note the ever-present stripper.

Item 41: Within the Old City of Dubrovnik, May-67

Item 42: An Orange Tree Growing in the Old City of Dubrovnik., May-67

Item 43: The Market in the Old City of Dubrovnik, May-67

Item 44: The Market in Dubrovnik, May-67

Women are in native costume.

Item 45: The Market in Dubrovnik, May-67

Women are in native costume.

Item 46: The Market in Dubrovnik, May-67

Item 47: A Group of Pre-School Children in Dubrovnik, May-67

Item 48: The Harbor of the Old City of Dubrovnik, May-67

Used for small pleasure boats and for cruise boats to the nearby islands.

Item 49: Part of the Wall Surrounding Dubrovnik, May-67

Built in medieval times.

Item 50: One of the Historical Buildings in Dubrovnik, May-67

Item 51: A News Stand in Dubrovnik, May-67

This is typical of the little stands which are found in every town and city in Yugoslavia. They sell tobacco, newspapers, magazines, stamps, souvenirs, etc.

Item 52: A view of the walled city of Dubrovnik from the highway leading into the mountains. The old city's harbor is in the lower left hand corner., May-67

Item 53: A View of Dubrovnik from the Mountain Highway, May-67

This is typical of the kinds of roads (the better ones) in that area.

Item 54: An Old Fisherman and Young friends in the Dubrovnik Harbor, May-67

Note the stone work, several hundreds of years old.

Item 55: Small Lighthouse on an Island outside Dubrovnik, May-67

This picture was taken from a small cruise boat on which we went to the island of Lopud for the afternoon.

Item 56: Village on the Island of Lopud outside Dubrovnik, May-67

This is a fishing village which also attracts vacationers (Yugoslavs) who come in the summer to swim and relax. Note mountains in background, they are along the Adriatic coast.

Item 57: Oranges Growing in a Park on the Island of Lopud, May-67

Item 58: Outdoor Restaurant Operated by a Hotel on Island of Lopud, May-67

Hotel had just opened (April 15) for the summer. Pomeroy looks things over.

Item 59: Scene from the Island of Lopud Looking Toward Dubrovnik, May-67

Item 60: A Visitor to Lopud, an Austrian Girl, May-67

Item 61: Fish Nets Hung up to Dry on Island of Lopud, May-67

Item 62: Scene along the Adriatic coast, South of Dubrovnik, May-67

Item 63: Scene from the Mountain Road along the Coast South of Dubronik, May-67

Item 64: Churches on Small Islands off the Adriatic coast, May-67

One is Roman Catholic, the other Greek Orthodox. Both were built by sea-faring families.

Item 65: Churches on Small Islands off the Adriatic coast, May-67

One is Roman Catholic, the other Greek Orthodox. Both were built by sea-faring families.

Item 66: The Town of Kotor, south of Dubrovnik, in Montenegro., May-67

Item 67: Mountains Surrounding Kotor, May-67

Note the fortifications, built in medieval times.

Item 68: The Old Square in Kotor, May-67

Note Montenegrin wearing the red cap which is typical of that area.

Item 69: View of One Arm of the Bay of Kotor, May-67

From the road leading into the mountains toward Cetinje.

Item 70: Second View of Bay of Kotor, May-67

Higher up in the mountains. Note the roads--and the lack of any guard rail.

Item 71: Standard Transportation used by many Montenegrin Farmers, May-67

There was a caravan of six or eight animals, with five or six people accompanying them. The leader of the caravan was not happy about having a picture taken.

Item 72: Another view of Kotor Bay from the Mountains., May-67

Item 73: Typical scene in Montenegrin Mountains, May-67

There were literally thousands of miles of stone fences, two to five feet in height, separating one little patch of ground from another. Note the terracing.

Item 74: Snow-Covered Mountains in Montenegro, May-67

About nine-tenths of that republic is rock.

Item 75: View from the Mountains into the Valley in which Cetinje is Located, May-67

The city, the old capital of Montenegro, is in the background.

Item 76: Cain, Pomeroy, and Millie, May-67

At the breakfast table, Hotel Park in Cetinje.

Item 77: Hotel Park in Cetinje, May-67

With our bus in front (Parked on an incline so that it would start). This is a relatively new hotel, not so plush on the inside as it appears to be on the outside, but comfortable and inexpensive.

Item 78: View of Centinje and Mountains Surrounding it, May-67

Item 79: Adriatic Coast near Budva Sveti Stefan, May-67

Item 80: Typical Mountain Scene in Montenegro, May-67

Note the terracing

Item 81: A Visit to Saint Stefan Island, May-67

Item 82: A View of Saint Stefan Showing the Causeway, May-67

It was built to link it with the mainland, The smoke comes from construction equipment.

Item 83: Typical Yugoslavian Construction, May-67

This in Titograd, the new capital of Montenegro. [Titograd is now Podgorica, but is still the capital of Montenegro]

Item 84: An 8th Class in an Elementary School in Titograd, May-67

This class was studying English.

Item 85: Eight Grade Class in Titograd, May-67

Item 86: Yugoslavian Child, May-67

Her mother was a teacher in the elementary school in Titograd.

Item 87: Two Young Montenegrins, May-67

Student in the "faculty" of college in Titograd. They were interested in talking to us so they could use their knowledge of English.

Item 88: A Bellhop, his Wife, and Child, at the Hotel Crna Gora in Titograd, May-67

Item 89: Wife and Child of the Bellhop, Hotel Crna Gora in Titograd, May-67

With either his parents or hers.

Item 90: Typical Mountain Scene between Titograd and Belgrade, May-67

Note the fence made of small branches and twigs. There were many miles of such fences in Bosnia. In Montenegro, they used stone for fencing.

Item 91: Village Water Supply in Remote Area of Bosnia, May-67

Item 92: Hotel Palisad in Mountains between Titograd and Belgrade, May-67

This was a fairly new hotel, not located in a city, more of a resort hotel.

Item 93: One Entrance to the Fortress at Belgrade, May-67

Parts of this fortress date back to Roman times.

Item 94: A View of Part of the Wall which Makes up the Fortress of Belgrade, May-67

Item 95: Confluence of River Sava (on the left) and the Danube, May-67

The arc of trees shows where there is an island which is usually not covered by water, as it is in this picture. New Belgrade in the background.

Item 96: Confluence of River Sava (on the left) and the Danube, May-67

With Belgrade (new section) in the background.

Item 97: Statue by Mestrovic, May-67

It was planned for a downtown square in Belgrade, but influential women objected to the male nude, so it was finally placed on a very tall pedestal in the park near the old fortress.

Item 98: Millie and Mr. P during our Tour of the Fortress  in Belgrade, May-67

Folder 15

Item 1: Robert Martin with Unidentified Students

Physical Description: 7x8

Item 2: Unidentified School Composite

Physical Description: 10x12

Item 3: Orangeburg High School - Maysville, KY

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 4: Graduating class at Orangeburg High School, Sep-39

Creator: McKay's Studio

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 5: Student Body of Orangeburg High School, Sep-39

Creator: McKay's Studio

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 6: Dr. Robert R. Martin at Orangeburg High School with faculty and staff, Sep-39

Creator: McKay's Studio

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 7: A Girl in the Sardis High School Yard

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 8: Dr. Martin by the Sardis High School entrance

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 9: Entrance to Sardis High School

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 10: Elementary Students in Front of Sardis High School

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 11: Elementary Students in Front of Sardis High School

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 12: Elementary Students in Front of Sardis High School

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 13: Sardis High School Fence

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 14: Sardis High School

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 15: Elementary Students in Front of Sardis High School

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 16: Elementary Students in Front of Sardis High School

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 17: Dr. Martin with a Student from Sardis High School

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 18: Elementary Students in Front of Sardis High School

A group of elementary students who attend Sardis High School in front of the school

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 19: Elementary Students in Front of Sardis High School

A group of elementary students who attend Sardis High School in front of the school

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 20: Robert R. Martin with Sardis School Teachers

Taken when he was elementary principal. Two nearly identical images.

Physical Description: 2x1

Item 21: Elementary Students in Front of Sardis High School, Students are in front of a school truck/bus.

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 22: Unidentified Sardis High School Employee

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 23: Dr. Martin with Elementary Students at Sardis High School

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 24: Robert R. Martin Portrait

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 25: Group Photo Forensic League Championship Winners, Apr-40

Photo includes Robert R. Martin

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 26: Group Picture of Students at Lee County High School, 1930

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 27: Group Picture of Students at Lee County High School, 1930

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 28: Group Photo of Future Farmers of America at Lee County High School, 1930

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 29: Group Picture of Students at Lee County High School, 1930

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 30: Robert R. Martin with Teachers at Lee County High School, 1930

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 31: Group Picture of Students at Lee County High School, 1930

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 32: Boy's Basketball Team at an Unidentified School

Physical Description: 3x5

Folder 16

Item 1: Robert R. Martin in the Background at a Dinner Event

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 2: Robert R. Martin at a Dinner, 6 images from the same event.

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 3: Robert and Anne Martin in the Blanton House Porch, Includes additional unidentified people.

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 4: Eastern Kentucky University Float

Physical Description: 5x3

Item 5: Dr. Robert R. Martin at an event

Item 6: William F. O'Donnell in the Background with two other people

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 7: William F. and Lula O'Donnell Speaking with an Unidentified Woman

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 8: Robert R. Martin at an Event

Item 9: Eastern's Women Coaches, (L-R): Shirley Duncan (Basketball), Peggy Stanaland (Field Hockey), Geri Po

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 10: Robert and Anne Martin with an Unidentified Woman

Physical Description: 3x3

Item 11: Malcom Scott Carpenter, Inscribed to the Class of '37.

Folder 17

Item 1: Robert R. Martin, Jun-35

Application photo.

Physical Description: 2x1

Item 2: Alma Frances Sams, Jun-35

Application photo.

Physical Description: 2x1

Item 3: Unidentified Couple in front of Cumberland Falls

Physical Description: 2x1

Item 4: Robert R. Martin

Physical Description: 2x1

Item 5: Robert Martin and Charles Weaver

Taken in front of the old Kentucky capitol building.

Physical Description: 2x1

Item 6: Unidentified Couple

Taken in front of the old Kentucky Capitol building.

Physical Description: 2x1

Item 7: Unidentified Man, Charles Weaver, Robert Martin

Taken in front of the old Kentucky Capitol building.

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 8: Robert R. Martin

Physical Description: 4x3

Item 9: Robert R. Martin and Two Unidentified Men

Item 10: Jefferson County Schools Closed Circuit Educational Television Program, Sep-57

Pictured is Robert R. Martin.

Physical Description: 4x6

Item 11: Robert R. Martin

As Superintendent of Public Instruction and a member of Board of Regents.

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 12: Unidentified Group of Men

(Front Row - L to R) Jacobs, Flege, Smith, Horn, Bush, Viles, Taylor, Kampsehroeden, Ford (Second Row - L to R) Summers, Southerlin, Graham, Parker, Roton, Calhoun, Reid, Englehart, Humphrey, (Third Row - L to R) Gause, Cameron, Carney, Naylor, Brown, Adams, Duff, Rhodes (Fourth Row - L to R) Thurman, Baxter, Wright, Martin, Gruber, Kelly, Bryant, McClurkin

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 13: Robert Martin Touring a One Room Schoolhouse

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 14: Civil Rights March on Main Street, Richmond, KY

Jim Flynn is at the front of a line of people carrying signs reading "Fair Play for CORE," Don't Support Segregation," Jim Crow Must Go," "Discrimination is Un-American," and more.

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 15: Civil Rights March on Main Street, Richmond, KY

Charles Hansel is at the front of a line of people carrying signs reading Don't Support Segregation," Jim Crow Must Go," "Discrimination is Un-American," and more.

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 16: Civil Rights March on Main Street, Richmond, KY

People carrying signs reading " Jim Crow Must Go" and more.

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 17: Pattie A. Clay Hospital from the Air

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 18: Sculpture Titled "Henry Standing" by Robert Cook, 1966

Physical Description: 5x7

Box 14

Barcode: 31234013925993

Folder 1

Item 1: Martin with unidentified group

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 2: Senator Robert R. Martin and Martha Layne Collins with five unidentified people.

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 3: Senator Robert R. Martin with Doug Moseley

Signed by Doug to Martin: "To my friend Bob Martin, for whom I have great respect. Thanks for the 'brick'! Doug Moseley"

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 4: Senator Robert R. Martin with Doug Moseley

Signed by Doug to Martin: "To my friend Bob Martin, from Doug Moseley"

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 5: Senator Robert R. Martin

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 6: Robert R. Martin with unidentified man

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 7: Robert R. Martin shaking hands with Richard Nixon

Creator: Joan Larson

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 8: Robert R. Martin at an event

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 9: Robert R. Martin speaking at the Bluegrass Convention Center

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 10: Robert R. Martin and unidentified man

Wearing 'Vote Democratic' buttons

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 11: Robert R. Martin

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 12: The Red Mile Race - "Victorious Tail"

Driver: Bjon Berglund, Trophy presented by Senator Robert Martin, Madison County.

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 13: The Red Mile Race - "Fly Caster"

Driver: George Shortly, Trophy presented by Senator Robert Martin, Madison, Jessamine, and Mercer Counties.

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 14: Senator Martin presenting an award at a horse race

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 15: KSBA Regional Conference, Oct-78

Pictured are (L-R): Representative Forrest "Aggie" Sale, Representative Mark Fitzgerald, Representative Dwight Wells, Representative John V. Carpenter Jr., Senator Robert Martin, Representative Adrian Arnold, Representative Harold Demarcus, Senator Ed Ford, Senator Ed O' Daniel

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 16: Senator Robert Martin and his wife at Kentucky's state capitol

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 17: Senator Martin and another man

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 18: Senator Martin and two other government officials

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 19: Martha Layne Collins and Robert R. Martin with two unidentified people

Signed on bottom, from Collins to Martin: "Best wishes to my good friend Senator 'Bob' - Martha Layne Collins, Lt. Governor

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 20: Anne Martin receiving ribbon

Creator: J.N. McMillan

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 21: Senator Robert R. Martin and a little girl

Creator: Henry Craig

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 22: Senator Robert R. Martin with Governor Julian Carroll and three other men

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 23: Senator Robert R. Martin and another man.

Creator: Rick Sparks

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 24: Senator Robert R. Martin with David Karem

Signed, from Karem to Martin: "With much respect to Bob Martin - David Karem"

Creator: Rick Sparks

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 25: Senator Robert R. Martin with David Karem

Creator: Rick Sparks

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 26: Senator Robert R. Martin with David Karem

Creator: Rick Sparks

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 27: Senator Robert R. Martin with two other men

Creator: Rick Sparks

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 28: Senator Robert R. Martin

Creator: Steve Mitchell

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 29: Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Matin with Thelma L. Stovall, Jan-77

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 30: Senator Robert R. Martin with visitors at Kentucky's capitol

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 31: Senator Robert R. Martin with a young visitor at Kentucky's capitol

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 32: Robert R. Martin with unidentified man

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 33: Robert R. Martin with two unidentified men

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 34: Senator Robert R. Martin

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 35: Dr. Robert Martin, his wife Ann and other woman

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 36: Lt. Governor Martha Layne Collins giving a speech

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 37: Senator Robert R. Martin

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 38: Robert R. Martin and unidentified man

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 39: Robert R. Martin and Two Unidentified Men

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 40: Robert R. Martin with an unidentified woman and man

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 41: Robert R. Martin with unidentified man

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 42: Robert R. Martin with unidentified man

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 43: Robert R. Martin with unidentified man

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 44: Senator Robert R. Martin

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 45: Senator Robert R. Martin

Physical Description: 5x7

Folder 2

Item 1: Unidentified baby

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 2: Unidentified man playing guitar

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 3: An unknown man, possibly a relative of Robert Martin

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 4: A photograph of an unidentified woman, possibly a relative of Dr. Robert Martin

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 5: A photograph of an unidentified woman and man, possible a relative of Robert Martin

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 6: Childhood Home of Robert R. Martin

Harrison - Wheeler Farm, Stanford - Danville Road, Lincoln County six miles from Stanford, Mother-Frank-Father and photographer.

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 7: Randall Tracy Starnes, 1/12/1979

Physical Description: 1x1

Item 8: Robert R. Martin and Anne Martin with an unidentified man and woman

Physical Description: 4x4

Item 9: Unidentified man standing in front of a building

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 10: A girl reading a book

Physical Description: 4x3

Item 11: David Lee at age 5

Physical Description: 3x2

Item 12: Baby Sitting on the Lap of Santa Claus

Physical Description: 4x3

Item 13: Unidentified Woman named Jean

Physical Description: 3x2

Item 14: A family portrait

Physical Description: 3x2

Item 15: Photograph of Robert Martin and a large group of people

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 16: Dr. Martin speaking during a memorial service

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 17: Attendants of a Memorial Service

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 18: Attendants of a Memorial Service

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 19: Attendants of a Memorial Service

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 20: Photograph of Robert Martin and a large group of people

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 21: Photograph of Robert Martin and a large group of people

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 22: President Martin at a Football Game

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 23: Season's Greeting from the Strattons

Pictured are David, Terry, Danny, Lois Jean, Henry.

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 24: Julian Long, 1970

Physical Description: 1x2

Item 25: Robert R. and Anne Martin

Physical Description: 3x4

Item 26: President Martin and his wife Ann in Ft. Lauderdale at James Anderson's apartment

Physical Description: 3x3

Item 27: A photograph of an unidentified woman, possibly a relative of Dr. Robert Martin

Physical Description: 5x3

Item 28: Frank Matsumoto and his family, 1984

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 29: Earl Martin Houious, Sep-72

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 30: Anne Martin holding a baby

Physical Description: 3x3

Item 31: Robert and Anne Martin with an unidentified group of people

Physical Description: 3x5

Folder 3

Item 1: Robert R. Martin and William O'Donnell

Physical Description: 5x7

Item 2: Robert R. Martin giving a speech, 1979

Taken at the Governor's Leadership Prayer Breakfast (with letter from Julian Carroll attached)

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 3: Robert R. Martin with two unidentified men

Martin at right while man in center signs a document

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 4: Robert R. Martin giving a speech at a podium

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 5: Robert R. Martin and two unidentified men looking over a document

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 6: Robert R. Martin and Anne Martin with Happy Chandler

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 7: Robert R. Martin with unidentified group

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 8: Robert R. Martin with unidentified group

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 9: Robert R. Martin with two unidentified men

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 10: Robert R. Martin with unidentified group

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 11: Robert R. Martin and Anne Martin

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 12: Robert R. Martin and unidentified group

This group of men appear to be sitting around a table for some kind of meeting.

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 13: Robert R. Martin and unidentified group

This group of men appear to be sitting around a table for some kind of meeting. Some of the men in the photo can be identified as former members of the Board of Regents.

Physical Description: 8x10

Folder 4

Item 1: Golf Team, 1975

Back of photo reads: "OVC Champions 1975". Members of Team remain unidentified.

Physical Description: 7x10

Item 2: Robert R. Martin with educators

Robert R. Martin as superintendent of public instruction

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 3: Robert R. Martin with unidentified man

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 4: Robert R. Martin with unidentified woman

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 5: Unidentified couple, military ball

Physical Description: 3x5

Item 6: Copacabana group photo, Jan-51

Souvenir group photo of Martin with unidentified men at Copacabana

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 7: Robert R. Martin in unidentified group photo

Martin in center of group

Physical Description: 8x10

Item 8: Portrait of an unidentified man

Physical Description: 7x9

Item 9: Robert R. Martin with three unidentified men

Physical Description: 8x10

Series 5: Publications

Box 14

Barcode: 31234013925993

Folder 5: "Teaching Preparation: Problems or Prospects", 1982

Hearings before the subcommittee on post secondary education from Washington

Folder 6: "Kentuckians for Excellence in Education Taskforce", 1984

An opportunity for excellence in education task force

Folder 7: Kentucky General Assembly, 1978

Folder 8: "The Report of the Governor's Council of Educational Reform", 1985

A report from the Governor's Council on educational reform in Kentucky in 1985. Written by Al Smith and Martha Layne Collins

Folder 9: Legislative Handbooks, 1976-1986

Legislative handbooks varying from the Legislative Information Office, Rules and Committee, and Code of Ethics of the Kentucky General Assembly.

Folder 10: "Issues Confronting the 1982 General Assembly", 1982

Issues confronting the 1982 General Assembly, Information bulletin number 141, from the Legislative Research Commission

Folder 11: "Facts about the Daviess County Public Schools", 1981-1982

The 1981-1982 facts for parents of new students going into the Daviss county public schools

Folder 12: Capital Outlay Briefing, 1978

Outlay briefing for the subcommittee of the House appropriations committee

Folder 13: "The Kentucky State Debt", 1978

The Kentucky Council of Economic Advisors Policy Papers Series. Written by Richard E. Gift.

Folder 14: Foundation Program, 1978

The Department of Education Foundation Program by George L. Atkins, from fiscal year that ended June 1978

Folder 15: Comments on House Bills, 1979

Comments on House Bills 217 and 219 (re: ) From the subcommittee on long term care of the interim joint committee on health and welfare

Folder 16: New Directions, 1979

Remarks made by Commissioner Robert Slaton on community placements

Folder 17: The Kentucky 30, 1979

Rankings from the 1979 Kentucky 30

Box 15

Barcode: 31234013926009

Folder 1: "New School Board Members: A Portrait", 1979

The National School Board Association research report from 1979 to help potential new board members understand what their responsibilities will be

Folder 2: Senate Resolution, 1980

Senate resolution no.7, regarding honoring EKU Football coach Roy Kidd, staff, and team players

Folder 3: Tempo

Vol 3, Issue 7: Vocational Education Success Stories

Folder 4: Opportunities for Gifted and Talented, 1979

A presentation by the Daviess County Public Schools letting students know about opportunities through the gifted and talented program

Folder 5: Kentucky Association of Supervisors and Directors of Curriculum Constitution, 1945

A constitution talking about uniting all supervisor and curriculum workers who want to raise standards

Folder 6: Legislative Publications

A collection of documents and publications regarding the different committees and subcommittees Martin was involved with, along with legislation appropriations

Folder 7: This is Your Life, 1965

Inspired by the biographical television show that celebrated the lives of notable figures in society. This folder contains the script and biographical data about Martin.

Folder 8: Remarks from Governor Carroll, 1978

Remarks made by Governor Julian Carroll addressing budget

Folder 9: McBrayer Workshop, 1979

The campaign workshop for Terry McBrayer's campaign team. Includes information on county organization, polling, the responsibilities of volunteers, and an explanation of McBrayer's platform

Folder 10: National Symposium on Public Employment Retirement Systems, 1979

Information from the third annual national symposium on the public employment retirement systems in Washington D.C.

Folder 11: Mid-Interim Report, 1984

Reports of the joint and special committees from 1984

Folder 12: Changes in Fee-related Services in Kentucky Banks, 1985

by Richard Cantrell and Clayton Riley

Folder 13: Kentucky Commission on Child Support, 1985

Kentucky Commission on Child Support presented to Governor Martha Layne Collins

Folder 14: Kentucky General Assembly, 1985-1986

Contains information for incoming members of the Kentucky General Assembly. Includes information about member contacts, floor plans, available services, and office information.

Folder 15: Legislative Handbook, 1984

Handbook detailing proper procedure, floor rules, document and form rules, and an outline of the expectations of being a legislator

Folder 16: Senate Session, 1986

Senate Bill 10, regarding a proposed amendment to the Kentucky constitution that would require a Kentucky State Board of Education while outlining the responsibilities of that board

Folder 17: Strategic Plan, 1985

The Council on Higher Education's strategic plan for higher education in Kentucky

Folder 18: Juvenile and Youth Services, 1973

The Governor's Task Force on Welfare Reform. Workbook by Robert R. Martin, focusing on juveniles and youth services

Box 16

Barcode: 31234013926017

Folder 1: "Kentucky's Inmate Population: Profile and Projections", 1986

The profile and projections of the Kentucky inmate population presented by the University of Louisville

Folder 2: Begley Drug Company Annual Reports, 1978-1979

Booklets from the annual Begley Drug shareholders meetings

Folder 3: Lewisburg Landmarks, 1957

Book by Ruth Woods Dayton. Gifted to Robert Martin's wife, Anne

Folder 4: Speak to All Youth, 1964

A book of quotable verses for youth

Folder 5: National Historical Publications & Records Commission, 1993

The 1993 collection of application and grants from the National Historical Publications and Records Commission

Folder 6: "That Something", 1924

Short inspirational book by W.W. Woodbridge

Folder 7: "Facts & Findings", 1985

Facts & Findings, vol 3, no. 17. Studies minority presence in the labor market, as well as minority owned small businesses, with hopes of enhancing that presence

Folder 8: The Sardis Echo, 1936

Sardis High School publication. Includes two issues - a graduation issue and a regular issue.

Folder 9: "Kentucky Salutes the Past

"Kentucky Salutes the Past, Challenges the Future

Folder 10: "Time Was, 1976

An album for the bicentennial published in 1976.

Folder 11: Historic Homes and Old Buildings of Lincoln County, Kentucky, 1971

Written by Shirley Dunn

Folder 12: "Financing Council Schools", 1950

A comparative study of the adequacy and trends of financial support for schools in council communities. Sponsored by the Metropolitan School Study Council

Folder 13: "How Kentucky Ranks", 1985

Research on the statistics on how Kentucky education compared to other states. Produced by the KEA research Bulletin.

Folder 14: "The Growing Edge", 1947

An instrument for measuring the adaptability of school systems. Produced by the Metropolitan School Study Council.

Folder 15: "Impressions of the Republic of China", 1976

A report by the American Association of State Colleges and Universities. Includes an analysis of the education systems and culture of the republic of China after a visit.

Folder 16: Use of State-owned Aircraft, 1977

Special reports from the joint legislative audit and review committee on state-owned aircraft regulations and on long term care in the state of Virginia (focusing on medical assistance programs in the state)

Folder 17: Locally Administered City Pension Systems, 1977

Locally Administered City Pension Systems report from the LRC. This report analyzes these systems for efficiency and usage across Kentucky. LRC Report no. 143

Box 17

Barcode: 31234013926025

Folder 1: Department of Finance Report, 1978

The Department of Finance - Personal service contracts in force at the end of June 1978.

Folder 2: "Toward a Debt Policy for Kentucky", 1979

The Kentucky Council of Economic Advisors series on working toward a debt policy for Kentucky. Part of the Policy Papers Series, no. 8. Written by Richard E. Gift.

Folder 3: "Simplification and Modernization Options

"Simplification and Modernization Options for the Kentucky Individual Income Tax", for the Kentucky LRC. By Don M. Soule and Stephen E. Lile

Folder 4: Judicial Budget Recommendation, 1986-1988

The Kentucky Judicial Branch Budget Recommendation for 1986-1988

Folder 5: H.R. 14138, 1978

A bill to provide pension reform for state and local public employee retirement systems.

Folder 6: Salary Parity for University Teaching Faculty, ca.1983

"Salary Parity for University Teaching Faculty Equals Excellence in Commonwealth's Higher Education." Pamphlet by the Congress of Senate Faculty to research ways to improve the salary parity for higher education teachers across KY.

Folder 7: "Better Schools for Kentucky Children"

Contains three copies of "Better Schools for Kentucky Children", including first and second revision copies. This report produced by the State Advisory Committee on Educational Policy focused primarily on creating a solid foundation for education in Kentucky

Folder 8: "Just for Fun", 1963

Signed "To Bob & Mrs. Martin with Best Wishes - Lola and Otis Amis". It is a small book of poetry by Otis Amis

Folder 9: Kentucky Department of Education Reports, November 1956 - December 1959

Includes copies of reports from the Kentucky Department of Education from the office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction from Martin's time serving as superintendent

Folder 10: "Status of Women in Kentucky State Agencies", 1985

Seventh report - analyzes employment job levels and salaries as of November 1984, with an emphasis on the wage gap and employment gap for women employees of state agencies in Kentucky

Folder 11: "Advancing Education in Kentucky", ca. 1957

Report by Robert R. Martin analyzing the maintenance requirements for education institutions, as well as suggestions on how to advance education in Kentucky

Folder 12: "Program for Improving the Economic and Social Welfare of Farm People of Mason County"

Booklet made in association with Mason County Farm Bureau that analyzes the needs of rural families in Mason County

Folder 13: "When a University Goes to War", Oct-42

Convocation address of President H. L. Donovan for the University of Kentucky

Folder 14: "Who's Who", 1982 - 1986

Contains two publications of "Who's Who" in the General Assembly and in Kentucky Associations

Folder 15: "Politics and the Church", May-85

"Guidelines for Political Responsibility" - booklet by the Catholic Conference of Kentucky for members of the church to gather voter education and understand the line between politics and the church

Folder 16: Handbook of Information, Aug-58

Information handbook for the Kentucky Teachers' Retirement System

Folder 17: College and University's President Joke Book

Collection of jokes intended for use in public speaking by presidents of colleges or universities

Series 6: Speeches

Box 18

Barcode: 31234013926033

Folder 1: Kentucky State Fair and Exposition Center Dedication, 1956

Folder 2: Blue Licks Battlefield, 1954

Speech notes on Blue Licks Battlefield Park and a guide to the Bluegrass Hastings House

Folder 3: National Growth Address, 1960

Speech notes on the measure of national growth starting in 1946 and ending in 1960

Folder 4: Address to Eastern Alumni, 1960

Folder 5: Hubert Hume Retirement, May-68

Speech notes from the retirement of Hubert Hume, who served as superintendent before retiring

Folder 6: Commencement, Aug-69

Speech notes from the honorary degree citation commencement

Folder 7: Lexington Kiwanis Club, Aug-70

Handwritten and typed speech notes talking about the Lexington Kiwanis Club

Folder 8: Lexington Rotary Club, Dec-72

Handwritten speech notes for Martin's speech to the Lexington Rotary Club

Folder 9: Louisa Highschool Commencement, May-73

Folder 10: Professors of Military Science at Fort Knox, May-75

Handwritten and typed speech notes speaking to the professors of military science at Fort Knox

Folder 11: Mason County High Commencement, 1975

Folder 12: "My Impressions of Mainland China", Mar-76

Handwritten and typed speech notes that detail Martin's trip to China with the AASCU, and his impressions of their education and culture

Folder 13: American Legion Talk, Mar-76

Handwritten notes and typed speech outline for a speech that Martin did for the American Legion Talk

Folder 14: Layman's Day Talk at Ashland, Aug-76

Written speech notes for Layman's Day Talk at First Methodist Church Ashland

Folder 15: Eastern Kentucky University Commencement, Aug-76

Folder 16: General Faculty Meeting, Aug-76

Typed Speech by Martin to the faculty at Eastern prior to him leaving as President

Folder 17: Founders Day Dinner, Mar-77

Typed speech for the 71st anniversary of the founding of Eastern

Folder 18: "The Museum as a Public Trust", Sep-79

Speech notes for a speech supporting the establishment of a museum at Eastern

Folder 19: "The Role of Public Instruction in the Future of Learning"

Folder 20: "Four World Dreams of Man"

Folder 21: "Tuition and Loans"

Folder 22: "Happy Days of the Future"

Folder 23: On Generations

Folder 24: "Give Us Men"

Speech notes from Martin's "Give Us Men" speech, quoting J.G. Holland

Folder 25: "The Next Five Years"

Notes from Martin's speech that includes reflections on classes on 1915, 1925, and 1940

Folder 26: Eastern Kentucky University's 50th Anniversary

Folder 27: "Our Dreams and Our Visions"

Folder 28: Carter High Commencement

Folder 29: Miscellaneous

Collection of various speeches and notes

Folder 30: Poems and Quotes

Contains index cards and sheets of paper printed with inspirational or influential poems and quotes, perhaps used in some of Martin's speeches

Series 7: Superintendent of Public Instruction

Box 19

Barcode: 31234013926041

Folder 1: Correspondence: Department of Education, 1949 - 1951

Contains correspondence between Martin and members of the Kentucky Department of Education. Includes letters from the serving Superintendent of Public Instruction, Boswell Hodgkin, as well as from Director of Finance, William Chilton. Topics encouraged Martin to join the Department of Education as soon as he finished his degree at Columbia University.

Folder 2: Superintendent of Public Instruction Campaign, 1955

Includes documents from Martin's campaign for superintendent. Includes: a map of district education associations, name tags, campaign letters seeking support, contact lists, Martin's investigation into the KTRS, letters from campaign contributors, lists of chairwomen from different districts, sample ballots, campaign letters from Martin's competitors, and political summaries by county.

Folder 3: Campaign Literature, Ephemera, and Letterheads for Superintendent

Letterheads, envelopes, ads, and business cards for Martin's campaign

Folder 4: Election Returns, 1955

Returns for election naming Martin as superintendent of public education - from newspapers and print-outs

Folder 5: Congratulations, 1955

Congratulation letters from friends and family regarding the win of the election for superintendent of public education

Folder 6: Department of Education Correspondence, August 1955 - January 1956

Includes letters to and from Governor Chandler, letters from Martin from his time as superintendent of public education, letters to Martin regarding curriculum and instruction, and continued congratulations

Folder 7: Correspondence, 1959

Contains letters to Martin at the end of his time as superintendent of public education, expressing their appreciation for his commitment to the position

Series 8: Tributes and Congratulations

Box 19

Barcode: 31234013926041

Folder 8: Kentuckian of the Year, 1964

Contains biographical information about Martin, letters from John L. Vickers asking for support in nominating Martin for Kentuckian of the Year, formal nomination letters, and letters from supporters for Martin

Folder 9: Kentuckian of the Year, 1964 - 1965

Contains a list of individuals to call to urge them to support Martin's nomination for Kentuckian of the Year, letters from John L. Vickers asking for support in nominating Martin, thanks from Vickers to supporters after a successful nomination for Martin, and letters of thanks to editors for accepting Martin's nomination

Folder 10: Kentucky Press Association Award, 1964

Bound congratulations and letters written to Martin regarding his honor of being awarded Kentuckian of the Year.

Folder 11: Thank You/Congratulations, 1960

Letters from Robert R. Martin thanking people for congratulating him on EKU Presidency. Many of the thank you letters are attached to the congratulatory letters and notes

Box 20

Barcode: 31234013926058

Folder 1: Inaugural Letters, 1960

A bound book containing congratulation certificates, well wishes in response to inauguration invitations, with a program for the inauguration in the back of the book

Folder 2: Inaugural Letters, 1960

Unbound: continued congratulations regarding Martin's inauguration, some letters from shortly after the inauguration complimenting it, and some responses from Martin to these letters

Folder 3: Inaugural Letters, 1960 - 1961

Unbound: continued congratulations regarding Martin's inauguration, some letters from shortly after the inauguration complimenting it, and some responses from Martin to these letters

Folder 4: Inaugural Guest Book, 1960

Guestbook for the inauguration of Martin as President of EKU.

Box 21

Barcode: 31234013926066

Folder 1: Congratulatory Letters, 1956 - 1976

A bound book containing congratulation letters over the years from family, friends, and admirers. Regards Martin's election as Commissioner of Finance for Kentucky, as well as Martin's appointment as President of Eastern

Folder 2: Robert R. Martin Retirement, 1976

A bound book containing letters regarding Martin's retirement from Eastern, thanking him for his years of service and acknowledging his accomplishments as President of the university

Box 22

Barcode: 31234013926074

Folder 1: Tribute Dinner Script, 1976

Attached script for the televised version of Martin's tribute

Folder 2: Tribute Addresses, 1976

Bound addresses from the Robert R. Martin tribute dinner help September 16, 1976 in the Keen Johnson Building. Includes program and introduction by Donald Feltner: "The Birth and Maturation of a University"

Series 9: Miscellaneous

Sub-Series 1: Legislative Finances

Box 22

Barcode: 31234013926074

Folder 3: Legislation & Finances

Financial reports, charts, and documents from Martin's time as senator. Includes fiscal analyses, cost calculations, budgets, and financial reports relating to legislative choices

Folder 4: Election Campaign Finances

Financial documents related to Martin's campaign for senator. Includes reports of receipts and expenditures for candidates, summary of reports, advertising order receipts, financial disclosure report

Folder 5: Election Campaign Finances, 1980

Includes a copy of the campaign finance regulations manual of instructions for candidates and committees

Sub-Series 2: Yearbooks

Box 22

Barcode: 31234013926074

Folder 6: Legenda, 1934

Yearbook for 1934 at Wellesley College in Wellesley, Massachusetts. Robert Martin's wife, Anne, attended here. This is the yearbook from her senior year.

Folder 7: Legenda Directory, 1934

To accompany the 1934 Legenda Yearbook. This is the portrait directory for the 1934 yearbook.

Folder 8: Milestone, 1934

Robert Martin's copy of the Milestone, the yearbook for Eastern. This copy has notes written from friends at Eastern.

Box 23

Barcode: 31234013926082

Folder 1: Memo, 1958

Stanford High School yearbook. Inscription inside cover reads: "Presented to Dr. Robert R. Martin, alumnus of Stanford High School, by the Senior Class of 1958."

Sub-Series 3: Certificates

Box 23

Barcode: 31234013926082

Folder 2: Certificates

Contains certificates from various social clubs (such as Masons, local honor societies, fraternities, and honorary membership certificates), certificates from other universities honoring Martin, honorable discharge certificate from the Army, community awards, comedic awards (such as the "Big Mac PhD" certificate), and certificates noting Martin's runs for offices

Folder 3: Certificates

Contains certificates from various social clubs and certificates noting community honors

Folder 4: Certificates, 1974

Certificate of appreciation from the Ashland Rotary Club

Folder 5: Cattle Stock Certificates, 1928 - 1937

Stock certificates for three different cows owned by Martin, containing their lineage and breeding information. The three cows described here are all related.

Folder 6: Stock Certificates

A certificate for Insurance Investors Trust Co, as well as two certificates for National Investor's Life Insurance Co. All certificates made out to Martin.

Sub-Series 4: Lifestyle & Interest Highlights

Box 23

Barcode: 31234013926082

Folder 7: Diet

This folder contains various diet plans, clipping from magazines and newspapers regarding diet, a printed 800-calorie diet, and a handwritten diet plan.

Folder 8: Military Service

This folder highlights Martin's time in the Army. It includes his discharge papers, commendations, vaccination records, correspondence regarding his release from the military, information about his time working as a weather reporter/forecaster, pass cards, special order documents, and a pay record booklet

Folder 9: Eastern Highlights

This folder contains documents that, all together, highlight Martin's service as President of Eastern Kentucky University. It includes highlights of degree programs, groundbreaking speeches, library statistics, a report on Central University, veteran program reports, student enrollment reports, data sheets, and a summary report of developments during his time at Eastern

Folder 10: Church Papers

Contains programs for church services at churches in Kentucky, Tennessee, Michigan, South Carolina, and Georgia. Also contains papers related to the Board of Trustees at the First Presbyterian Church in Richmond, KY.

Folder 11: Architectural Design Drawing

Contains drawing plan for the "New Maintenance Building and Addition to Fitzpatrick Arts Building - Watkins & Mills Architect and Engineers"

Folder 12: Kentucky Art Prints

The prints in this folder contain black and white art prints of the William Whitley House, Old Stanford High School, Lincoln County Courthouse, Old McCormack Church, and Logan's Fort

Folder 13: Portrait

A sketch of Martin's portrait in front of a school house

Box 24

Barcode: 31234013926090

Folder 1: Retirement Book

A portfolio given to Martin to honor his retirement containing historical perspectives on the "Nearness of Distance." Contains 4 parts - missing 1 part.

Sub-Series 5: Education

Box 24

Barcode: 31234013926090

Folder 2: Education, 1930 - 1937

Contains Martin's Eastern transcript and a paper for a thesis course titled "How Shall We Get Supplemental Materials in the Elementary School" for a class at University of Kentucky

Folder 3: Homework

Contains a paper titled "A Tentative Plan for Healthful Living and Learning in the Woodleigh School and Community" as well as "A Series of Worksheets Suggesting a Plan for the Improvement of the Audio-Visual Education Program in Woodleigh Junior High, Mason County, KY." Both assignments related to a course at the University of Kentucky

Folder 4: The Role of the State Department, 1951

Paper written by Robert Martin in 1951 at Columbia University while working towards his Doctorate in Education. Titled: "The Role of the State Department of Education in Personnel Work"

Folder 5: Interests of Children

Paper written by Robert Martin. Interests of Children as a Criterion for Selecting Literature

Folder 6: Doctorate Fulfillment, 1951

Paper written by Robert Martin, in partial fulfillment of his requirements for the Doctorate degree in Education at Columbia University. Titled: "Implications of Patterns of Expenditures for Budgeting and Accounting"

Folder 7: Doctorate Fulfillment, 1951

Contains documentation and correspondence regarding Martin's approval for his Doctorate in Education from Columbia

Folder 8: Report Cards

Contains report cards from Martin's academic career. Includes report cards from Stanford Public Schools,

Series 10: Scrapbooks

Box 25: Scrapbooks

Contains four smaller scrapbooks. The scrapbooks primarily deal with Martin's time as an educator, serving to acknowledge his inspirations for school administration, his time as principal, and his accomplishments in the field of education. One of the scrapbooks, "To the challenge..." is in poor condition, but has been photographed for ease of viewing.

Barcode: 31234013926108

Box 26: Maroon Scrapbook

Contents of this scrapbook focus on Martin's inauguration as President of Eastern. Includes photos and news clippings.

Barcode: 31234013926140

Box 27: Large Grey Scrapbook

Contents of this scrapbook focus on Martin's EKU tenure. Includes photos, news clippings, event tickets, brochures, and pamphlets.

Barcode: 31234013926132

Box 28: Red Scrapbook

Contents of this scrapbook focus on notable homes across Kentucky, with an emphasis on architecture and layout. Much of the scrapbook also relates to socialite news. Includes photos of houses, news clippings, and articles relating to Anne Martin's family

Barcode: 31234013926116

Box 29: Green Scrapbook

Contents of this scrapbook focus on Martin's early educational career, from appointment as a state education auditor to winning election for state Superintendent of Education. Includes news clippings, photos, and campaign ads.

Barcode: 31234013926124

Box 30: Teal Scrapbook

This scrapbook contains career highlights throughout Martin's time with the Department of Education, Eastern, and his time as a senator. The scrapbook contains mostly newsclippings.

Barcode: 31234013926165

Box 31: Pink Scrapbook, 1960

A scrapbook compiled by Don Feltner and Dan Webster to honor Martin's inauguration at Eastern. Includes mostly newsclippings.

Barcode: 31234013926157

Series 11: Oversized Certificates

Folder OS1: Oversized Certificates

Includes certificates appointing Martin as Superintendent of Education as well as Senator in later years. Certificates regarding nominations as well as wins

Barcode: 31234013926181

Folder OS2: Oversized Certificates

Includes certificates from various social clubs and certificates noting community honors

Barcode: 31234013926199

Series 12: Memorabilia

Box 32: Memorabilia

Contains: two commemorative Boonesborough gavels, E.T.V Network Center trowel, a hard hat with "No. 1" on it, a Robert R. Martin name plate, a coal miner statue made of coal, an EKU commemorative coin, a 1965 Presidential Inauguration commemorative coin, and two Arlington Gold trophies

Barcode: 31234013926173