House Bill 592, part 1, Pledge of Allegiance in School

Memo, December 19, 2000, from Rep. Allan Egolf, to all House members. Subject: co-sponsorship - pledge of allegiance (previously H.B. 1673).

Email, July 17, 2003, from a constituent, to Rep. Allan Egolf. He filed out a form from Rep. Egolf's site and submitted an negative comment on the passage of House Bill 592.

Email, July 23, 2003, from Rick O'Leary, Executive Director House VA and EP Committee, to Rep. Allan Egolf. Subject: Pledge of allegiance. Written permission from parents for not participating.

Letter, July 17, 2003, from Carson E.R. Holman, Colonel, President of Carson Long Institute. He supports pledge of allegiance in classes.

Email, July 24, 2003, from Rep. Mauree Gingrich, to Rep. Allan Egolf. Subject: 9th circuit court of appeals.

Email, April 22, 2003, from attorney Edward Hussie, counsel, to Rep. Allan Egolf. Subject: Status of Pledge of Allegiance case.

Fax of press release, February 7, 2003. Piccola and Egolf blast ACLU for Federal lawsuit challenging Pledge of Allegiance requirement in schools.

Memo, February 12, 2003, from George W. Mullen, State Adjutant Veterans of Foreign Wars Department of Pennsylvania, to Rep. Allan Egolf. Subject: ACT 157 of 2002. Thanking him for standing up and fighting for the Pledge of Allegiance.

Form Letter, January 28, 2003, from Rep. Allan Egolf, sent to constituents. Regarding their continued support of House Bill 592.

Email, August 23, 2002, from Rick O'Leary, House staff, to Teri Root, secretary for Rep. Allan Egolf. Subject: for Rep. Egolf/HB 592 file. If members vote for mandating the Pledge of Allegiance, then they should vote for House Bill 592 mandating flags in all schools.