Swearing-in Ceremony as Speaker of the House Instructions

Ticket to left of the rostrum in the House chamber for the Swearing-In ceremony of Robert W. O'Donnell as Speaker of the House of Representatives.

List of seating numbers on the House floor for the Swearing-In ceremony.

Fax, January 12, 1990, from Jim Clare to Candy, legislative assistant to Rep. Robert O'Donnell. The content is a memo from Clancy Myer, Parliamentarian, to Rep. Robert O'Donnell. Subject: Swearing-In ceremony. A list of items to accomplish before the ceremony.

Memo, January 12, 1990, from Jim Clare. Subject: 23 Jan Tone of Events. Discusses plans to celebrate the Swearing-In while being respectful of the memory of former Speaker James Manderino.

January 11, 1990, from Clancy Myer, Parliamentarian, to Judge Anthony Scirica, U.S. Court of Appeals. Judge Scirica will be administering the oath of office at the Swearing-In ceremony.

Memo, January 17, 1990, from Rep. Robert O'Donnell, to staff of Majority Leader's Office. Subject: Swearing-In day. They are invited to attend the celebration luncheon at the State Museum.

January 16, 1990, from Rep. Robert W. O'Donnell to Cheryl Raynolds, Executive Director Majority Caucus Administrator. Subject: Parking spaces - Commonwealth Avenue.

January 10, 1990, from Rep. Robert O'Donnell, to Carl R. Nold, Director State Museum of Pennsylvania. Requesting permission to use the "Village Square" section of the State Museum for his celebration luncheon.

February 2, 1990, letter from Speaker Robert O'Donnell to Members of the House. He is looking forward to advancing some of his agenda as Speaker of the House.

February 16, 1990, letter from Speaker Robert O'Donnell to those in the Ward. He's sending a memento from the induction ceremony.