Letter from Carol McDonald, MOAK President to Edwin (Lanny) Hall, Texas House Representative on April 22, 1983. The letter is in regard to the Tuition Equalization Grant Program (TEG) and McDonald hopes that Hall will be in favor of the Act when it approaches the floor.

Letter from Lloyd D. Munson, February 7, 1983, in regards to the Wildlife Conservation Act. Munson is opposed of the Wildlife Conservation Act, which he says will destroy everything they have worked so hard for and will leave management of game without any say.

Letter from Alan Allen to Lanny Hall, January 20, 1983, in regards to the Wildlife Conservation Act. In his letter, Allen has included a survey from hunters apart of the Sportsmen's Club of Texas (SCOT), that was performed by Dr. John K. Thomas and Clark E. Adams of Texas A&M University - stating that Texas Parks and Wildlife should retain the full authority of wildlife.

Summary of the federal grant-funded project, North Texas Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Information and Counseling Project by Arthur G. Weinberg and Leslie U. Malon.

Pamphlet on Sudden Infant Death Syndrom (SIDS) or "crib death" and the facts about the syndrome as well as objectives for the SIDS Counseling & Information Project.

A Texans for Wildlife Conservation magazine, 1983, with an article title "Crazy Quilt" Pattern of Texas Hunting Rules Can Be Changed By New Conservation Act - in regards to the Wildlife Conservation Act.

Newsletter from the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, with a featured article titled, Tough challenges face ‘83 Legislature. The newsletter includes an illustration of a man, identified as the Texas Legislature, being surrounded by all new bills and propositions - represented as horses.