WHITE HOUSE OFFICE OF RECORDS MANAGEMENT SUBJECT FILE: WELFARE (WE)
Research Availability: Open - all records in the subject category have been processed and are available for research Partial - some of the records in the subject category have been processed and available for research None - no records in the subject category have been processed nor made available for research
File Code
Description
Research
Availability
WE
Welfare
Partial
WE001
Children
Partial
WE001-01
Child Welfare Services
Partial
WE002
Correctional Institutions
Partial
WE003
Family Planning – Abortion (6.8 l.ft.; boxes 1-17 + Oversize Box 1)
This secondary subject category contains material relating to abortion and the opposing opinions regarding it's legality; proposed laws and Constitutional amendments that would restrict access to abortion; the use of federal funds by groups providing or counseling on abortion and family planning (such as under Title X of the Public Health Service Act); the 1984 International Conference on Population and Abortion; the use of federal funds for international organizations involved in abortion and other aspects of family planning; parental notification for minors seeking abortions; Presidential messages to pro-life groups; and Administration correspondence on abortion with organizations and individuals (mostly those opposed to unrestricted abortion). There is also material on general family planning issues; the 1982 “Baby Doe” infanticide case, 1986-1989 material regarding pro-family issues and policies and includes Administration working groups on the family; and some material on organizations encouraging adoptions.
Open
WE004
Fund Drives
Partial
WE004-01
United Community Campaigns
Partial
WE005
Geriatrics
Partial
WE006
Physical Fitness
Partial
WE007
Social Security
Partial
WE008
Vocational Rehabilitation
Partial
WE009
Youth Programs
Partial
WE010
Poverty Programs
Partial
WHITE HOUSE RECORDS MANAGEMENT SUBJECT CATEGORY DESCRIPTION:
This primary category contains material relating to the welfare, environment and physical fitness of all people; developing community welfare services; physically handicapped; family planning; and social trends.