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Series 1. Biographical 1962-1997 Series 2. Correspondence 1951-1996 Series 3. Subject files 1967-1995 Series 4. Raytheon Company 1950-1974 Series 5. Scientific-Atlanta 1960-1997 Series 6. Electronic Industries Association HDTV Committee 1985-1994 Series 7. Carter Center Consultation on Competitiveness 1979-1989 Series 8. Audiovisual materials 1944-1992 Series 1. Biographical 1962-1997 Series 2. Correspondence 1951-1996 Series 3. Subject files 1967-1995 Series 4. Raytheon Company 1950-1974 Series 5. Scientific-Atlanta 1960-1997 Series 6. Electronic Industries Association HDTV Committee 1985-1994 Series 7. Carter Center Consultation on Competitiveness 1979-1989 |
Sidney Topol PapersFinding AidFinding aid prepared by Sarah Goldstein.April 9, 2012Administrative InformationGift of Sidney Topol, 1994-2010. Processed by Linda Seidman, Jared Crellin, Jim Cundy, Heather Perkins, and Anne Marie-Tatem, 1994. Cite as: Sidney Topol Papers (MS 374). Special Collections and University Archives, University of Massachusetts Amherst Libraries. Access to boxes 38 and 39 is restricted until 2022. Return to the Table of Contents Sidney Topol A pioneer in satellite technologies and entrepreneurial leader of Scientific-Atlanta, Sidney Topol's career spanned the nuclear age and space age and helped spur the globalization of telecommunication. His work on microwave systems with Raytheon in the 1950s and with satellite in the 1960s and 1970s helped lay the foundation for overseas broadcasting and made the cable television industry into a practical reality. Born on Dec. 28, 1924, the son of Polish immigrants, Topol was a first generation American raised in a hard-working family in Dorchester. After an exceptional education at the Boston Latin School, and not yet 17 years old, Topol enrolled at Massachusetts State College in 1941 with the intention of studying chemistry, although Pearl Harbor changed that before his first semester had ended. Shortly after turning 18, he enlisted for service in the Army Air Corps and won admittance into a highly selective program to train meteorologists at the University of Michigan. When that program became over-enrolled just four months later, he chose to become a communications officer and was asked to join an elite group accepted into the radar school at Harvard and MIT, where he learned the details of every airborne radar known at the time. His stint in the Air Corps included nearly a year as a telephone officer in Tokyo and Nagoya, Japan, where he was introduced to point to point microwave, and established a solid foundation for his future career. With the credits he had earned in the service, Topol completed his BS in physics at the University of Massachusetts after only one more semester, and he was immediately hired by the Naval Research Laboratory as a Physicist. Assigned to a pioneering project on helical antennas working out of the radiation lab, Topol thrived at work, but after only two years in Washington, he decided to pursue a graduate degree under Samuel Silver, formerly of MIT but now at the University of California Berkeley. He realized quickly, however, that he enjoyed work more than study, and in 1949, he accepted an offer with Raytheon in Newton, Mass., to work on antenna design, making use of both the radar and antenna training he had received in the military. Raytheon was an industry leader in communications technology, and Topol soon was author of several patents in antennas, including one that became the standard transportable radar used by NATO. He switched to point to point microwave design in about 1950, having gotten bored with antennas, and became a project engineer for a portable television relay link for electronic news gathering (ENG), and his work had strong implications for transmission in color and for the beginnings of standardization in the industry. The portable link was introduced at the National Association of Broadcasters convention in 1953. Topol rose quickly at Raytheon, become Engineering Manager and then Director of Marketing for Raytheon-Europe, where he helped form Selenia Telecommunications, a highly-profitable joint venture in microwave technologies with Fin Mecannica, winning an early contract to build a microwave radar network to tie together the radars in Sweden. After several years working as General Manager for Selenia in Rome, he returned to the United States in 1965 to become General Manager of the Communications Division in Norwood, Mass. Raytheon had begun work on satellite communications in the aftermath of Sputnik, and although he had begun thinking about satellites while in Europe, the technologies were still evolving. At Norwood, Topol helped oversee construction of the first global-scale "earth station" satellite dishes for the International Telecommunications Satellite Organization (INTELSAT), which bounced voice and television transmissions off of stationary orbiting satellites as a means of distributing the signal around the world. The earth stations allowed, for the first time, the transmission of transoceanic television broadcasts without the need for relay links, much less wire connections. In 1971, Topol was lured away from Raytheon to join a small, twenty-year old telecommunications manufacturing firm in Georgia, Scientific-Atlanta. Given "free rein and the ability to make decisions" autonomously, Topol was able to focus his attention on communications technology, rather than the military applications that were core activities at Raytheon. Drawing on his expertise in satellite systems, Topol recognized an opportunity in the cable television industry, allowing cable companies to use satellite links to deliver content ranging from uncut films to sports broadcasts, but also an opportunity to develop television receiving equipment. By stepping up production of earth stations, he helped make satellite communication cost effective for cable companies, using "forward pricing" -- selling dishes for what they would cost when the economy of scale kicked in rather than the actual cost of production -- he helped spur investment in his approach. During his 19 years with Scientific-Atlanta, Topol oversaw the expansion of the firm from $16 million in sales to over $600 million, due in large part to his success in strategically positioning the company to become a global force in the satellite and cable television industries. As President (1971-1983), CEO (1975-1987), Chairman of the Board (1978-1990), and Director (1971-1997), Topol was instrumental in the merger of cable and satellite, which along with programming developed by HBO and the development of transportable earth stations developed by TelePrompTer an manufactured by Scientific-Atlanta, helped establish satellite-delivered television for the cable industry. Deeply involved with professional and community organizations, Topol was a key figure involved in the jockeying over the introduction of High Definition Television (HDTV) and was Chair of the Electronic Industries Association Advanced Television Committee (ATV) during the late 1980s and early 1990s. He was asked to serve as co-Chair with Ann McLaughlin (former Secretary of Labor) and Jimmy Carter for the Conference on Competitiveness at the Carter Center in Atlanta (1988), and he was Chair of the Massachusetts Telecommunications Council (1993-1995). He slowly retired from Scientific-Atlanta in the 1980s and early 1990s, but was lured into becoming Director and Vice Chairman of Monitor Television Inc. (1991) before settling into a firmer retirement. Even then, he founded the Topol Group LLC, a consulting and investment firm, and expanding his charitable giving, supporting education and peace initiatives in the Middle East, among many other causes. During his long career, Topol received many awards for his work as an innovator and entrepreneur in the satellite and cable industries, as well as for his philanthropic work. He has been awarded the Corporate Leadership Award by MIT (1980), the Vanguard Award by the National Cable Television Association (1980), the Polly Dunn Award of the Southern Cable Television Association (1991); he was an honoree of the Walter Kaitz Foundation of New York (1991) and of Women in Cable (1990); and he was awarded the Medal of Honor of the Electronic Industries Association (1989), the Association's highest award. Named Man of the Year by Boston Latin School (1982), he was also cited as Executive of Year by the College of Business Administration at the University of Georgia (1989), and is a member of the Satellite Hall of Fame (1991). His alma mater has recognized him with its Alumni Award from the School of Management (1990) and with an honorary doctorate (1985). Return to the Table of Contents The product of a pioneer in the telecommunications and satellite industries and philanthropist, this collection contains a rich body of correspondence and speeches, engineering notebooks, reports, product brochures, and photographs documenting Sidney Topol's forty year career as an engineer and executive. At Raytheon and Scientific-Atlanta, Topol's insights into communications technologies and his business acumen were instrumental in building modern television broadcasting and the merger of satellite and cable television. The collection offers a valuable record of Topol's role in the growth of both corporations, augmented by a suite of materials stemming from Topol's tenure as Chair of the Electronic Industries Association Advanced Television Committee (ATV) in the 1980s and his service as Co-Chair of a major conference on Competitiveness held by the Carter Center in 1988. Since retiring from corporate life in the 1990s, Topol has been active in philanthropic work in Atlanta, Boston, and Washington, D.C. The records for Topol's years at Raytheon and Scientific-Atlanta are relatively robust, providing insight into Topol's strategic thinking with regard to the development of satellite communications, cable television, and High Definition Television (HDTV). At Raytheon, Topol was a key figure in the development of microwave systems and in the installation of 100 foot earth stations for Intelsat, which became the major gateway for traffic to satellites and which allowed, for the first time, live television coverage in the United States from overseas. Return to the Table of Contents Return to the Table of Contents Series 1. Biographical 1962-1997 1 boxMaterials relating to Sidney Topol's life and activities, including his vitae, newsclippings, interviews, and a transcript of an oral history conducted by E. Stratford Smith for the National Cable Center and Museum (1990-1991). This series also contains a handful of talks, presentations, and short articles by Topol, arranged chronologically (1972-1991), including transcripts of his testimony before congressional subcommittees on behalf of the electronics industry regarding high definition television (1988); his talk as recipient of the Electronic Industries Association's Medal of Honor (1989); and the Palmer lecture at Penn State University on Post-broadcast telection (1990). Series 2. Correspondence 1951-1996 10 boxesBusiness and professional correspondence beginning during Topol's days as a project engineer at Raytheon, when he shepherded the development of electronic news gathering equipment, and extending through his later positions with the company developing the European market General Manager of the Communications Division, through his days as President, CEO, and Chairman of the Board at Scientific-Atlanta, spearheading its role as a leader in the cable and satellite television industry. Additional correspondence can be found in Series 3 (Subject Files), Series 4 (Raytheon), Series 6 (EIA/HDTV), and Series 7 (Carter Center), as well as in the Board of Directors files in Series 5 (Scientific-Atlanta). This series is arranged chronologically by year, with an annual list of correspondents as kept in notebooks by Topol's office staff. In some years letters were kept separately from telexes and memoranda. Series 3. Subject files 1967-1995 14 boxesDating primarily from the mid-1980s to 1992, the subject files reflect the varied interests and activities of Sidney Topol during the years when he might be considered a statesman of the telecommunications industry. These files include materials pertaining to his leadership on trade missions to China and the Soviet Union, as well as his role as advisor to the federal government agencies on legislation and policy regarding international competitiveness and trade. Some files document his political activities in both an advisory and supporting role and occasionally, as in the noted Renaissance Weekends, in a social role. The series also includes files relating to Topol's participation in industry associations such as the Electronic Industries Association and National Cable Television Association, and his commitments to education, as a participant in the Education Summit (1989), and as a member of the board for a number of institutions and programs, and as a participant in a wide array of conferences and symposia, including his stint as a Fellow at Harvard's Center for Business and Government at the Kennedy School of Government. Finally, the subject files document Topol's contributions to the business, civic, and cultural life in both Atlanta and Boston, as well as the honors and awads he received during his career. Series 4. Raytheon Company 1950-1974 1 boxBeginning with Topol's earliest days at Raytheon, this series includes a series of engineering notebooks, correspondence, proposals, reports, product brochures, and calendars documenting his work in Europe and the United States. Additional materials documenting some of the more important products developed by Topol at Raytheon, as well as photographs from various stages of his career there, are located in Series 8, while Series 2 contains most of his professional correspondence from this period. Series 5. Scientific-Atlanta 1960-1997 13 boxesRecords of Topol's work as an executive with Scientific-Atlanta, including Annual reports (1960-1995), Board of Directors meeting materials (1971-1997), minutes of meetings, supporting documents, correspondence, reports and financial reports, and records of three committees: the Human Resources and Compensation (1985-1989), Pension Investment (1989, 1993), and the Audit Committee (1983-1995). In addition to a series of documents used in strategic planning (1980-1994), the collection includes a set of report by McKinsey and Co. on corporate opportunities and priorities (1982). Two boxes of materials that are restricted until 2022 include information on executive compensation. Other materials in the collection relating to Topol's time at Scientific-Atlanta can be found in Series 3 (Subject files) and Series 2 (Correspondence) Series 6. Electronic Industries Association HDTV Committee 1985-1994 2 boxesFiles from Topol's period as Cahir of the Electronic Industries Association HDTV Committee, including correspondence, memoranda, minutes of meetings, reports, newsclippings, newsletters, drafts of reply comments to the Federal Communications Commission regarding the implementation of advanced tele4vision in the United States (1992), and related materials. Series 7. Carter Center Consultation on Competitiveness 1979-1989 2 boxesTopol's files as Co-Chair of a conference on competitiveness held by the Carter Center in 1988. The series includes planning materials, correspondence, conference papers and publications, and related materials. Participants included Roy Ash, Aden Bement Jr., Derek Bok, Richard E. Cavanaugh, Michael Dertouzos, Joseph Duffey, William Farley, Robert W. Galvin, C. Jackson Grayson Jr., George N. Hatsopoulos, Matina S. Horner, Mel Levine, Alan Magazine, Albert Shanker, Lawrence Summers, Brian Turner, Laura D'Andrea Tyson, Paul Volcker, An Wang, and Murray Weidenbaum. Series 8. Audiovisual materials 1944-1992 2 boxesIn addition to photographs of Topol taken for publicity purposes, the series includes two albums of photographs documenting important Raytheon products developed by Topol: the PTRL, the first ENG Mode, System Testing (1951-1953) and the KTR Microwave Relay System equipment (ca.1956). Other photographs from Topol's time at Raytheon include some images from Selenia in Italy and Capdo, the Communications Division in Norwood, Mass. Among the photographs from Topol's time at Scientific-Atlanta are ones that document a visit from Senator Sam Nunn and others, signing an order with William J. Bresnan of TelePrompTer (1977), a press conference held at Nieman Marcus when a Scientific-Atlanta earth station was the premier offering in the Christmas Catalogue (1979), trips to China (1980 and 1985), and White House briefing session meetings with President Ronald Reagan and Vice President George Bush. The series also includes videotapes of interviews with Topol, speeches and presentations, and awards events, several that relate to Scientific-Atlanta or the cable television industry, and an audiotape of panel discussion concerning HDTV and competitiveness. Series 1. Biographical 1962-1997 1 boxVita, biographical data 1980-1997Interview in Georgia Trend 1989Oral history, conducted by E. Stratford Smith for the National Cable Center and Museum 1990-1991Interview: "Leading the charge at the Massachusetts Telecommunications Council," Mass High Tech 1993"Scientific Atlanta," Harvard Business School 1979"The impact of satellite technology on cable TV" 1990"Overview of commercial satellite communications" 1979Newsclippings 1962-1978Newsclippings 1979Newsclippings 1980Newsclippings 1981-1985Newsclippings 1986-1989Newsclippings 1990-1997"Key articles, Scientific-Atlanta" 1965-1991Trends and directions: cable TV and satellite undatedRemarks at annual shareholders meeting, Scientific-Atlanta 1972Remarks at annual shareholders meeting, Scientific-Atlanta 1973"Applications of space technology to communications, earth resources and meteorological satellite ground stations" 1974"Industry trends and economic directions in satellite communications" 1974"Communications in the wired city," IEEE Communication Systems and Technical Conference 1974"Industry trends and economic directions in satellite communications" 1976Meeting notes, New Court Securities Corporation, New York 1976"Upward trends in telecommunications, marketing and finance" 1976Scientific-Atlanta Boston Stockbrokers Club 1976 Oct. 11"The growth and future of satellite communications" 1977"New communications and control products for the home" 1977Atlanta Society of Financial Analysts 1978"Small earth station satellite communications in the USA," International Astronautical Congress 1979Tsai and Co., New York 1979Georgia Tech Colloquium on Strategic Planning 1980Presentation and discussion, New York Society of Security Analysts 1981"The cable satellite connection for entertainment and business," International Association of Satellite Users 1981Trends and directions 1982Southern Technical Institute commencement 1982"Trends for the future -- satellite and cable television," Financial Times Conferences on World Telecommunications, London 1983Tsai Forum discussion, New Yrpl 1984 Nov. 28Federal Reserve group, Atlanta (presentation) 1985"Learning from the past and looking into the future," Small Earth Station Symposium, Intelsat Headquarters, Washington, D.C. 1987New York Society of Security Analysts 1987American Association for the Advancement of Science 1988"Tied aid credit issue," foreword by Sidney Topol 1989Statement before the House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Telecommunications and Finance 1988 Sept. 7"Consumer electronics, HDTV, and the competitiveness of the US economy," preface by Sidney Topol 1989Electronic Industries Association Medal of Honor 1989Palmer Lecture: "Post-broadcast television," Penn State University 1990High definition television (some thoughts) 1992 Feb. 1"Satellite television's global impact," CFIA Communications Seminar 1990 Oct. 29Marconi Council 1990Satel Conseil, Parts 1 and 2 1990Kaitz Foundation dinner 1991 Sept. 25Video Outlook (Cable labs) 1991"Satellite communications -- still emerging," Microwave Journal (editorial) UndatedSeries 2. Correspondence 1951-1996 10 boxesCorrespondence 1951-1962Correspondence 1963-1971Correspondence 1972-1976Correspondence 1976-1977Correspondence 1978Correspondence 1978-1980Correspondence 1980Correspondence 1980-1982Correspondence 1982-1985Correspondence 1985-1990Series 3. Subject files 1967-1995 14 boxesAce Awards 1988ACTV 1991Addresses/lists 1992Advanced Communications Engineering, Inc. (ADCOM) 1987Advanced Television Systems (ATS) Workshop, Paris, France 1992Alexander, Cecil 1991Algeria 1982-1985Alpha Industries, Inc. 1992American Academy of Arts and Sciences 1991American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Forum 1988American Business Conference 1988American Business Conference 1988American Business Conference, Washington, D.C. 1988American Business Conference 1989American Enterprise Institute (AEI) Conference 1990American Jewish Committee 1991American Marketing Association 1986American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) 1988American Vocational Association 1985Annenberg Washington Program Forum 1989Apple Corps, Inc. 1984Ashoka 1991Ashoka 1992Aspen Institute 1992Aspen Institute 1992Aspen Institute 1992Aspen Institute 1992Association for Corporate Growth 1979Atlanta Chamber of Commerce trip 1987Atlanta District Export Council 1979-1987Atlanta Partnership of Business and Education 1990Atlanta Partnership of Business and Education, Science and Technology Committee 1988-1989Australia 1983-1986Baptist meeting 1983Barry College visit 1983BICC, David Booth visit 1983Bloch dinner 1989Boston Ballet 1991Boston Latin School 1984-1990Boston Latin School 1991Boston Latin School 1991Boston Latin School 1991-1992Boston University 1990Bretton Woods Committee Governors' Meeting 1989Cable News Network (CNN) 1989CablePAC 1991Cable Summit Conference 1984Cable Television Administration and Marketing Society, Inc. (CTAM) 1986Cable Television Administration and Marketing Society, Inc. (CTAM) 1986Card and gift lists 1989-1992Carnegie Foundation 1992Carter Center of Emory University 1987-1988Carter Center, "Middle East Consultation: A look to the future"Carter Center, Board of Councilors 1987-1990Carter Center 1990-1991Carter Center, USSR television 1991Carter Center 1992Casey, William (CIA) breakfast 1986Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) 1988Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) 1989Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) 1990Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS): Quadrangular Forum 1990Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) 1991Chief Executive Officers' School (IBM) 1982CEO Forum 1982CEO Forum 1982Certificate in Management Program 1986Chase Manhattan luncheon 1980China trip 1977China trip: Electronic Industries Association (EIA) press releases 1977China (People's Republic): visit to Scientific-Atlanta 1978, 1987China (People's Republic): SATCOM 1979China (People's Republic): trip with Governor George Busbee 1980China trip 1985China: WJS 1986Christmas cards 1991City of Hope dinner: Sidney Topol 1989Clark Atlanta University Board of Trustees 1988-1989Clark Atlanta University Business School Advisory Board 1980/1989Clark Atlanta University 1990Clark Atlanta University 1991Clark Atlanta University 1991Clark Atlanta University 1991Clark Atlanta University 1991Clearpoint Research Foundation 1989College recruiting 1984Commerce Department 1989Committee of 200 1986Communications and Information Conference 1990Communications Satellite Corporation (COMSAT) 1980-1987Community Antenna Television Association (CATA) 1985Comoros 1986-1988Conference Board Southeastern 1982Conference Board Inc. 1990Conference for Senior Executives of High Tech Companies 1989Consulting 1991Conte, Silvio O. dinner, UMass Amherst 1987Contel Board of Directors 1984Council of Competitiveness 1988-1989Council of Competitiveness 1990-1991Cowen and Company: meeting 1985Cowen and Company: Computer and Telecommunications Industry Conference 1986Cowen and Company: Doral Country Club 1987Cox Cable: Managers meeting 1982D.C. connections 1991Defense. Task Force on Foreign Ownership 1988-1990Democratic Leadership Council 1986Democratic Leadership Council: Dallas 1986Democratic Leadership Council: Fall Conference 1989Democratic National Committee: Democratic Business Council 1988Democratic National Committee: Democratic Business Council 1988Democratic National Committee: Democratic Business Council 1989Democratic National Committee: Democratic Business Council 1990Democratic National Convention 1988Ditchley Conference 1989Dowden Center Advisory Board 1990Dowden Center dedication: University of Georgia visit 1990DVS Visit 1982Eastern Cable TV Trade Show 1983Eastern Cable TV Trade Show: Atlanta 1985Eastern show: Southern Cable Television Association (SCTA) presentation 1987-1990East-West Trade Policy Center 1987-1990East-West Trade Policy Center: Conference 1988East-West Trade Policy Center: Workshop and luncheon 1989Eckman, Ray: Retirement parties 1986Economic Development, Atlanta/Teacher Business Roundtable 1987Edelson Technology Associates 1980Education 1988-1989Education Summit 1988Education Summit 1989Educational Television Advisory Committee 1981-1982Electronic Industries Association (EIA) 1982, 1987Electronic Industries Association (EIA): Board of Governors 1988Electronic Industries Association (EIA): Spring conference 1988Electronic Industries Association (EIA): Telecommunications Industry Association Board of Directors 1988Electronic Industries Association (EIA): ATV Multiport Receiver Subcommittee 1988-1989Electronic Industries Association (EIA): Spring conference 1989Electronic Industries Association (EIA): Exports talk 1989Electronic Industries Association (EIA): Medal of Honor 1989Electronic Industries Association (EIA): Spring conference 1990Electronic Industries Association (EIA): Telecommunications Industry Association meeting 1990Electronic Industries Association (EIA): Consumer electronics show (Sidney Topol key note address) 1991Electronic Industries Association (EIA): Telecommunications Industry Association Board of Governors 1991Electronic Industries Association (EIA): Board of Governors 1992Electronic Industries Foundation 1991Electronics and Aerospace Systems Conference (EASCON) 1981ELTA 1986Emmy Award, National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences 1982Emory University Business School 1976-1986Emory University Board of Visitors 1979-1986Emory University Business School: National Dialogue Series 1983Emory University Business School: Task Force on Computers Advisory Board 1986-1987Emory University Business School Club breakfast meeting 1987Emory University Business School: John Robson lunch 1987Emory University Business School Center for Leadership and Career Studies 1989-1991Emory University Business School Dean's Advisory Council 1989-1991Emory University Business School CCLC CEO Leadership workshop 1991Employee breakfast meetings 1983-1987European trip 1986Export-Import Bank of the United States: Advisory Committee 1989Export-Import Bank of the United States: Conference for Bankers and Exporters 1989Export-Import Bank of the United States visit 1988Export-Import Bank of the United States: Advisory Committee, Subcommittee on Competitiveness of Export Financing 1989Export NOW Advisory Committee 1988Export NOW Advisory Committee 1989Export PAC Promotion Board 1983Federal Reserve Bank 1985Federal Reserve Bank conference 1991-1992Feldstein, Martin: luncheon 1981Financial contracts 1987Financial Times conference 1983First Atlanta: Board 1991First Boston: High tech conference 1985First Liberty Institute 1990-1991Food Marketing Convention 1987Forbes article (by Chakravarty) 1982Fowler, Blair 1985Frazer, Mel and Associates 1980Gabon 1986-1987GATT 1989General Cinema: Richard Smith 1983General Electric 1977Georgia Association of Broadcasters 1982Georgia Education Leadership Academy 1988Georgia Military College 1987-1988Georgia Southern: Presentation 1989Georgia State: Executive MBA class 1984Georgia Tech 1990Georgia Tech: Colloquium on Strategic Planning 1980Givens, Will (articles) 1979-1980Global Broadcasting Foundation 1987Golden Jubilee Commission in Telecommunications 1985Goldman-Sachs 1990Golf outing: Scientific-Atlanta 1982Governor's International Award 1980Griffin Corporation 1977-1979Haifa University proposal UndatedHandy Associates 1980-1982Harris, Burt 1992Harvard Business School 1973-1984Harvard Business School: Address 1982Harvard Business School: Senior Executive Session, Corporate Strategy 1984-1985Harvard Business School graduates 1986Harvard Business School 1987-1992Harvard Business School: World Trade and Global Competition Colloquium 1991Harvard Business School: Case study on Scientific-Atlanta 1979Harvard Business School: Case studies 1992Harvard: classes 1989Harvard Club 1990Harvard: Correspondence 1989Harvard: Correspondence, part 1 1990Harvard: Correspondence, part 2 1990Harvard: Correspondence 1991-1993Harvard: HDTV 1989-1992Harvard: Faculty Industrial Policy Seminar minutes 1982-1984Harvard: Kennedy School of Government 1984-1992Harvard: JFK Center for Business and Government. Consortium on Competitivene4ss and Cooperation, Boston Academic Workshop 1990Harvard: JFK Center for Business and Government 1989-1992Harvard: JFK Center for Business and Government, Georgia Power Study of Foreign Direct Investment and Local Economic Development 1988-1990Harvard: JFK Center for Business and Government: Globalization of Business and the American Community 1991Harvard: JFK Center for Business and Government: Globalization of Business and the Community, fundraising 1990-1991Harvard: JFK Center for Business and Government: Globalization of Business and the Community, Seminar Series 1990-1991Harvard: JFK Center for Business and Government: Globalization of Business and its Impact on the New England Economy (seminar) 1991Harvard: JFK Center for Business and Government: Globalization of Business and the American Community (conference) 1992Harvard: JFK Center for Business and Government: Globalization of Business and the American Community (conference) papers by speakers 1992Harvard: JFK Center for Business and Government: Globalization research, articles, testimony undatedHarvard: JFK Center for Business and Government: Globalization research, proposals, reports 1989-1990Harvard: JFK Center for Business and Government: Reports 1990-1991Harvard: Bernstein, Fred (Director, IEE) 1990Harvard: Bowles, Samuel and Richard Edwards 1988-1990Harvard: Branscomb, Lewis 1989-1991Harvard: Dorringer, Peter B. and David B. Terkla 1990Harvard: Dunlop, John T. 1989Harvard: Goodman, Craig G. 1991Harvard: Graham, Edward M. (IIF) 1990Harvard: Reich, Robert B. 1990Harvard: Scherer, F. M. 1989-1992Harvard: Tyson, Laura (Communications) 1989-1990Harvard: Vickers, John 1989Harvard: Yoffie, David B. 1990Harvard: JFK Center for Business and Government: Luncheon Seminar Series 1989-1992Harvard: JFK Center for Business and Government: Joan Shorenstein Barone Center 1989Harvard 1989-1990Harvard University 1989-1990Harvard: Notes UndatedHigh Technology Conference 1983High Technology Conference 1986High tech society, preparing children for: Keynote address 1983Home Box Office (HBO) 1981-1983Home Box Office (HBO): Visit 1993Hunt Report 1982Hyman, Lester: Re dinner at Center for National Policy 1989Inglis, Andrew 1983-1984Institute for International Economy 1990-1991Institute for National Strategic Studies 1990Intematics trade show 1982Intelsat symposium 1987International Association of Satellite Users (IASU) 1981International Astronautical Congress 1979International Business Machines (IBM) SBS 1985International Business Machines (IBM) V. Learson Dinner (Boston Latin School) 1989International Communications Association (ICA) conference 1989International Executive Service Corps 1990International Leadership Forum 1989-1990International Society of Satellite Professio0nals 1987International Space University 1990International Trade Conference 1987Iran 1984Israel 1983-1984Israel trip 1985Israel trip 1987Italian trip: Alberti, Samoggia, and Piatelli 1983Japan-America Society of Georgia 1983-1985Japan trip 1982Japan trip 1985Jury duty 1982Juvenile Diabetes Foundation 1990Kadish, Jules 1990Kagan, Paul: seminar 1983Kaitz, Walter: dinner 1988Kaitz, Walter. Foundation dinner honoring Sidney Topol 1991L'Aquila Symposium 1990Legal 1992Lexington Group 1981London: Atlanta Chamber of Commerce economic mission 1979Luxembourg 1984MACO meeting 1984Management Analysis Center (MAC) 1984Manufacturing Studies Board, Committee on the Causes and Consequences of the Internationalization of US Manufacturing 1989Manufacturing Studies Board-National Research Council Commission on Engineering and Technical Systems 1988Marconi International Fellowship 1984Marconi International Fellowship 1990-1991Marconi International Fellowship Symposium 1990Marketing Department 1979Marriot 1992Massachusetts Corporation for Educational Television (MCET) 1992Massachusetts Governor's Council on Economic Growth and Technology: Subcommittee on Telecommunications Development 1992Massachusetts Governor's Council on Economic Growth and Technology: Subcommittee on Telecommunications Development 1993Massachusetts Governor's Council on Economic Growth and Technology: Subcommittee on Telecommunications Development 1993Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT): Lecture 1976Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT): F.D. Abrahamson 1977Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) 1983-1984Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT): Luncheon 1983Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) 1985Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) 1988-1989Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) 1991Mass Telecommunications Council 1992-1993MBA Panel (National Black MBA Association) 1983McKinsey Study (Harris Intertype and Radiation) 1967-1976Microelectronics and Computer Technology Corporation (MCC) 1983Miscellaneous 1991Miscellaneous 1991Mitel Press Conference 1982Monaco Conference trip notes 1981Money Managers, Investment Advisors 1991Monitor Channel 1991Monitor Monthly 1992Morocco 1984Morris Brown College Board of Advisors 1979-1983Mundus Information Systems Corporation 1989Museum of Science 1991NTIA Telecom 2000 meeting 1988Names (company) 1983National Association of Broadcasters 1982National Association of Broadcasters: Las Vegas 1989National Association of Broadcasters 1990National Association of Broadcasters: Atlanta 1990National Cable Television Association (NCTA): Dallas 1976National Cable Television Association (NCTA): Chicago 1977National Cable Television Association (NCTA) 1979National Cable Television Association (NCTA) Board meeting 1980National Cable Television Association (NCTA) Enhanced Services Committee 1980-1981National Cable Television Association (NCTA): Los Angeles Convention Center 1981National Cable Television Association (NCTA): Las Vegas Convention Center 1982National Cable Television Association (NCTA) Enhanced Services Committee 1982National Cable Television Association (NCTA) Executive Seminar 1982National Cable Television Association (NCTA): Houston 1983National Cable Television Association (NCTA): General 1984-1988National Cable Television Association (NCTA): Las Vegas 1984National Cable Television Association (NCTA): Las Vegas 1985National Cable Television Association (NCTA): Cable '86 1986National Cable Television Association (NCTA): Las Vegas 1987National Cable Television Association (NCTA): Los Angeles 1988National Cable Television Association (NCTA): Dallas 1989National Cable Television Association (NCTA) 1990National Cable Television Association (NCTA) 1991National Cable Television Association (NCTA): New Orleans 1991National Cable Television Center and Museum 1992National Commission Against Drunk Driving 1985-1987National Commission Against Drunk Driving 1985-1987National Conference of Christians and Jews (NCCJ) Board of Directors 1988National Medal of Science nomination 1987-1990National Research Council Planning Committee 1989National Satellite Cable Association (NSCA) 1983National Science Foundation Board 1986-1987Naval Training Center, Recruit Graduation Review 1982Neiman-Marcus Christmas Book 1979Netcom 1985-1986Network Management 1987-1988Network Management Inc. (NMI) 1990New High Museum Campaign 1981New York press conference and demonstration 1984New York Society of Security Analysts 1987New York Stock Exchange 1979Nunn reception 1983Nunn, Sam 1981-1987Nunn, Sam: Luncheon 1987One Asia Assembly: Manila 1990Organization charts 1975-1976Pacific Communication Sciences 1989-1990Pacific Telecommunications Conference 1988Pacific Telecommunications Conference 1989Penn State Media Globalization Conference 1992Pennsylvania State University 1992Philanthropic Initiative (TPI) 1991Phillips International 1985Plessey Company, Ltd. 1975-1992Plessey Middle East 1983Plessey South Africa 1985Plessey Telecommunications and Office Systems Ltd (PTOSL) 1984Polack, Jack 1990Politics 1988Politics 1990Pooled Income Fund 1990Presidential Inaugural Committee 1981Presto, Charles 1988Prime Cable 1984Public service 1990QV Publishing Seminar 1984RCA presentation 1985Raytheon 1983Renaissance Weekend 1983Renaissance Weekend 1984Renaissance Weekend 1986Renaissance Weekend 1988Renaissance Weekend 1990Robinson-Humphrey Technology Meeting 1985Robinson-Humphrey Seminar 1987Sadat Peace Foundation 1985-1988St. Louis Society of Financial Analysts 1980St. Louis Society of Financial Analysts 1982Sales and Marketing Executives 1981Sales seminar 1979Salomon Brothers: SE Investment Conference 1980Salomon Brothers Conference 1988Salomon Brothers Luncheon 1977San Diego 1979San Diego and Los Angeles: Planning meeting and Board of Directors 1980San Diego Group National Sales Meeting 1982San Diego Mid-Year Strategy 1984San Diego Planning meeting 1984San Diego trip 1986San Francisco Society of Financial Analysts 1982Satel Conseil 1990-1991Satel Conseil: Paris 1992Satellite Communications Conference 1984Satellite Communications Users Conference (SCUC) 1982Satellite Communications Users Conference (SCUC) 1985Satellite Communications Users Conference (SCUC) 1989Satellite VI Advisory Board 1986Satellite X Conference: Session chair 1990Satellite X: Global Pathways to Profit 1991Satellite Summit Conference 1982Satellite Summit Europe 1984Scientific-Atlanta 1979Scientific-Atlanta: Analysts 1979Scientific-Atlanta: Analysts 1980Scientific-Atlanta: Analysts 1981Scientific-Atlanta: Analysts 1982Scientific-Atlanta: Analysts 1984Scientific-Atlanta: Analysts 1985Scientific-Atlanta: Broadband Strategy meeting 1985Scientific-Atlanta: Communications Symposium 1983Scientific-Atlanta: Earth Station Symposia 1979Scientific-Atlanta: Earth Station Symposia 1980Scientific-Atlanta: Earth Station Symposia 1981Scientific-Atlanta: Earth Station Symposia 1982Scientific-Atlanta: Incentive trip 1985Scientific-Atlanta: "In the News" (internal) 1991Scientific-Atlanta: Miscellaneous 1991Scientific-Atlanta: Planning meetings, part 1 1979Scientific-Atlanta: Planning meetings, part 2 1979Scientific-Atlanta: Planning meetings, part 1 1981Scientific-Atlanta: Planning meetings, part 2 1981Scientific-Atlanta: Planning meetings 1982Scientific-Atlanta: Planning meetings 1984Scientific-Atlanta: Planning meetings 1985Scientific-Atlanta: Strategy meetings, mid-year 1985Scientific-Atlanta: Subsidiary visit 1985Scientific-Atlanta: European F and O 1985Sears 1980-1982Secretaries of the Defense Conference 1987Seki/Japan: Panasonic 1986Shein, Edward 1991Sheraton Club 1992Smith Barney 1992Societé Internationale de Télécommunications Aeronautiques (SITA): North American Conference 1983Society of International Business Fellows 1991Society of Satellite Professionals 1985Solar energy 1975-1976Southern luncheon 1983Southeastern Telecommunications Association 1981Southern Center for International Studies (SCIS) 1980Southern Center for International Studies (SCIS): Trade Conference 1980Southern Center for International Studies (SCIS), part 1 1981Southern Center for International Studies (SCIS), part 2 1981Southern Center for International Studies (SCIS) Retreat 1988Southern Center for International Studies (SCIS) Seminar 1988Southern Center for International Studies (SCIS) Board of Trustees 1988-1989Southern Center for International Studies (SCIS) Board of Trustees 1989-1990Southern Center for International Studies (SCIS) Board of Trustees 1990Southern Center for International Studies (SCIS) 1991Southern Conference 1984Southern Technical Institute Commencement 1982Soviet Business Week 1989Soviet Cooperation Agreement and visit 1990Soviet notes 1989Soviet Trade Mission: Report 1989Soviet Trade Mission: Correspondence 1988-1989Soviet trip 1989Spar Aerospace Ltd. 1979-1981Special events (invitations, etc.) 1991State of Israel bonds 1991Supercomm 1988-1989Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) Board of Directors 1988Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) Board of Directors 1988Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) Board of Directors 1989Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) Board of Directors 1990Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) 1991Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) International Committee 1988-1989Telecommunications Pioneers 1966Tennis: Davison's Tennis Classic 1980Tennis: Atlanta Women's Tennis Classic 1982Tennis: Davis Cup 1984Tennis: WCT Atlanta 1985Tennis: US Open Customer Day 1987Thomson Visit 1984Thomson Visit 1985Threshold Group 1978-1980Topliss Retirement Dinner 1986Topol Group 1991-1992Tower Club 1984-1986TRW Board of Directors undatedTrilateral Commission 1991Triangle Coalition for Science and Technology 1991Tsai Forum 1987Turkish dinner 1987TWA 1992Tweed, Gilbert Associates 1980-1983United Nations Day Committee 1980United States Council for World Communications 1983United Way Board of Directors 1983University of Georgia: Radio, Television, Cable Institute 1983University of Georgia: Alumni Awards 1989University of Georgia, part 1 1990University of Georgia, part 2 1990University of Georgia, part 3 1990University of Georgia: Research Awards Banquet 1989University of Georgia Research Foundation, Inc. 1988-1989University of Georgia: visit 1988University of Georgia: visit 1990University of Massachusetts 1984University of Massachusetts: Commencement 1985University of Massachusetts: Chancellors Executive Committee 1986University of Massachusetts: Chancellors Executive Committee 1987University of Massachusetts 1988University of Massachusetts 1989University of Massachusetts: Chancellors Executive Committee 1989University of Massachusetts, part 1 1990University of Massachusetts, part 2 1990University of Massachusetts, part 1 1991University of Massachusetts, part 2 1991University of Tennessee 1987Very Small Aperture Terminal (VSAT) 1991Via Satellite 1991Wall Street Transcript interview 1987Wang Center Board of Trustees 1990Wang Center Development Committee 1990Wang Center Development Committee 1991Washington Cable Club 1988Watson, Jack (Gubenatorial candidate) 1980-1982WCT Peachtree World of Tennis 1976-1980West Georgia College presentation 1986Western Cable Shows 1980Western Cable Shows 1981Western Cable Shows 1982Western Cable Shows 1983Western Cable Shows 1984Western Cable Shows 1986Western Cable Shows 1987Wharton Magazine 1979White House Briefing on Hospital Costs 1979Who's Who Publications 1979-1984Williamsburg Charter Foundation Board of Trustees 1988Williamsburg Charter Foundation Luncheon 1988Wirth, Timothy 1981Women Business Ownership Committee 1983Women in Cable 1990World Communications Year 1982-1984World Future Society 1979World Future Society 1981World Trade Club 1982-1986Wright, Jim: reception 1986Yankee Group: New York 1982Young, Andrew: Appreciation dinner and campaign 1989Zaire 1984-1985Series 4. Raytheon Company 1950-1974 1 boxCommunications equipment product notebook undatedCorrespondence 1958-1972Memo: Topol to Mustacchi, TLC Division plans 1963-1965Action folder: memos and correspondence 1970-1971Directive antenna patent 1953Scattering notebook 1950Engineering notebook, ST 1951-1952Engineering notebook: RTRIC audio channel models 1952-1957Notebook (untitled) 1954-1958Technical notebook (Raytheon Europe) 1960Pocket notebooks 1968-1970Notebook 1970Calendars 1967-1970Telephone directory (CADPO) 1962Business cards (Sidney Topol) undatedKane, F. J.: Requiem of an engineer 1957Report: SSB scatter study 1956Product market report, Raytheon Europe 1957-1959Report: "Analysis of the effect of Raytheon Co. acquiring Farinon Electric Company" 1966Study of the high-speed digital data link markets 1966Technical proposal: Earth receiving system for satellite TV distribution 1971Report: Data transmission services -- Arthur D. Little, Inc. to Microwave Communications of America 1969-1974Technical proposal: DATRAN Trunk Radio System 1971Report: An intercity microwave relay system, Portland-Seattle-Spokane 1971Selenia product brochure: Portable microwave relay equipment undatedSelenia product brochure: Microwave Radar Relay System, MRL-1a undatedSelenia product brochure: KTR1000 4R Microwave Relay System undatedProduct brochures undatedCADPO family day brochure undatedElectronic progress 1962-1964Air Transport World '70: Raytheon Target: Expanding Airline Market 1970Communications Systems Management Association Newsletter 1971Scientific-Atlanta 1969-1971Series 5. Scientific-Atlanta 1960-1997 13 boxesAnnual Report 1960Annual Report 1961Annual Report 1962Annual Report 1963Annual Report 1964Annual Report 1965Annual Report 1966Annual Report 1967Annual Report 1968Annual Report 1969Annual Report 1970Annual Report 1971Annual Report 1972Annual Report 1973Annual Report 1974Annual Report 1975Annual Report 1976Annual Report 1977Annual Report 1978Annual Report 1979Annual Report 1980Annual Report 1981Annual Report 1982Annual Report 1983Annual Report 1984Annual Report 1985Annual Report 1986Annual Report 1987Annual Report 1988Annual Report 1989Annual Report 1990Annual Report 1991Annual Report 1992Annual Report 1993Annual Report 1994Annual Report 1995Board of Directors 1990Board of Directors Bylaws 1987-1994Board of Directors: Directors Guidebook 1990Board of Directors: Meeting minutes 1971-1973Board of Directors: Meeting minutes 1974-1975Board of Directors Meeting materials 1976Board of Directors Meeting materials 1977Board of Directors Meeting materials 1978Board of Directors Meeting materials 1979Board of Directors Meeting materials 1980Board of Directors Meeting materials 1981Board of Directors Meeting materials 1982Board of Directors Meeting materials 1983Board of Directors Meeting materials 1984Board of Directors Meeting materials 1985Board of Directors Meeting materials 1986Board of Directors Meeting materials 1987Board of Directors Meeting materials 1988Board of Directors Meeting materials 1989Board of Directors Meeting materials 1989-1993Board of Directors Meeting materials 1989-1993Board of Directors Meeting materials 1989-1993Board of Directors Meeting materials 1989-1993Board of Directors Meeting materials 1989-1993Board of Directors Meeting materials 1989-1993Board of Directors Meeting materials 1989-1993Board of Directors Meeting materials 1989-1993Board of Directors Meeting materials 1989-1993Board of Directors Meeting materials 1989-1993Board of Directors Meeting materials 1989-1993Board of Directors Meeting materials 1989-1993Board of Directors Meeting materials 1989-1993Board of Directors Meeting materials 1989-1993Board of Directors Meeting materials 1989-1993Board of Directors Meeting materials 1989-1993Board of Directors Meeting materials 1989-1993Board of Directors Meeting materials 1993-1997Board of Directors Meeting materials 1993-1997Board of Directors Meeting materials 1993-1997Board of Directors Meeting materials 1993-1997Board of Directors Meeting materials 1993-1997Board of Directors Meeting materials 1993-1997Board of Directors Meeting materials 1993-1997Board of Directors Meeting materials 1993-1997Board of Directors: Long term view 1991Board of Directors: Long term view, part 1 1992Board of Directors: Long term view, part 2 1992Board of Directors: Increase shareholder value discussion 1989Board of Directors: Group Presentations (Instrumentation), part 1 1993-1994Board of Directors: Group Presentations (Instrumentation), part 2 1993-1994Board of Directors: Group Presentations (Network systems), part 1 1992-1994Board of Directors: Group Presentations (Network systems), part 2 1992-1994Board of Directors: Group Presentations (Network systems), part 3 1992-1994Board of Directors: Monthly Reports 1993-1994Board of Directors: Monthly Reports 1993-1994Board of Directors: Monthly Reports 1993-1994Board of Directors: Monthly Reports 1993-1994Board of Directors: Monthly Reports 1993-1994Board of Directors: Monthly Reports 1993-1994Board of Directors: Monthly Reports 1993-1994Board of Directors: Monthly Reports 1993-1994Board of Directors: Monthly Reports 1993-1994Board of Directors: Monthly Reports 1993-1994Board of Directors: Monthly Reports 1993-1994Board of Directors: Monthly Reports 1993-1994Board of Directors: Quarterly Reports 1993-1997Board of Directors: Quarterly Reports 1993-1997Board of Directors: Quarterly Reports 1993-1997Board of Directors: Quarterly Reports 1993-1997Board of Directors: Quarterly Reports 1993-1997Board of Directors: Quarterly Reports 1993-1997Board of Directors: Quarterly Reports 1993-1997Board of Directors: Quarterly Reports 1993-1997Board of Directors: Quarterly Reports 1993-1997Board of Directors: Quarterly Reports 1993-1997Board of Directors: Quarterly Reports 1993-1997Board of Directors: Quarterly Reports 1993-1997Board of Directors: Quarterly Reports 1993-1997Board of Directors: Quarterly Reports 1993-1997Board of Directors: Quarterly Reports 1993-1997Board of Directors: Quarterly Reports 1993-1997Board of Directors: Quarterly Reports 1993-1997Board of Directors: Finance review, part 1 1994Board of Directors: Finance review, part 2 1994Board of Directors: Finance review, part 3 1994Board of Directors: Financials 1996Board of Directors: Human Resources and Compensation Committee Minutes 1985-1989Board of Directors: Pension Investment Committee 1989Board of Directors: Pension Investment Committee, part 1 1993Board of Directors: Pension Investment Committee, part 2 1993Board of Directors: Pension Investment Committee, part 1 1993-1996Board of Directors: Pension Investment Committee, part 2 1993-1996Board of Directors: Pension Investment Committee, part 3 1993-1996Audit Committee 1983-1995Audit Committee 1983-1995Audit Committee 1983-1995Audit Committee 1983-1995Audit Committee 1983-1995Audit Committee 1983-1995Audit Committee 1983-1995Audit Committee 1983-1995Audit Committee 1983-1995Audit Committee 1983-1995Flight log 1992Financial history notebook 1952-1986Financial history notebook 1971-1989Financial summary 1982-1992Financial reports 1986Qualitative objectives 1987Vickers, part 1 1984Vickers, part 2 1985Vickers, part 3 1986Vickers, part 4 1987Vickers, part 5 1988Vickers, part 6 1989Vickers, part 7 1990Planning notebook 1980Scientific-Atlanta Europe: Sale subsidiaries, salaries, planning, meetings 1985-1986Broadband communications proposal 1985Summary, Three year plan 1986-1988Plans and planning: FY 1987, vol. 1 1987Plans and planning: FY 1987, vol. 2 1987Plans and planning: Three year plan, FY 1987-1989, vol. 1 1987Plans and planning: Three year plan, FY 1987-1989, vol. 2 1987Plans and planning: Preliminary FY 1988, vol. 1 1988Plans and planning: Preliminary FY 1988, vol. 2 1988Plans and planning: Graphs 1972-1989Plans and planning: Strategy for the Information Superhighway 1994Plans and planning: Strategic focus 1994McKinsey and Co.: Reports 1982McKinsey and Co.: Summary reports 1982McKinsey and Co.: "Positioning the Communications Products Group for the 1980s" 1982McKinsey and Co.: "Communications Products Group: Preliminary diagnostic" 1982McKinsey and Co.: "Understanding opportunities and priorities in the mini-cable business" 1982McKinsey and Co.: "Taking a first step to improve organizational effectiveness by establishing operational reviews" 1982McKinsey and Co.: "Determining the priorities for organizational improvement" 1982McKinsey and Co.: "Thoughts about our work together and the priorities facing Scientific-Atlanta" 1982McKinsey and Co.: "Improving Satcom's ability to compete effectively" 1982McKinsey and Co.: "Satcom Division, preliminary diagnostic" 1982McKinsey and Co.: "Understanding opportunities and priorities in the Inmarsat business" 1982McKinsey and Co.: Financial outlook for fiscal year 1983 1982SA stock information and newsclippings re: high tech 1992Card and gift list 1976-1989Card and gift list 1976-1989Card and gift list 1976-1989Card and gift list 1976-1989Desk calendars 1972-1979Desk calendars 1972-1979Desk calendars 1972-1979Desk calendars 1972-1979Desk calendars 1972-1979Desk calendars 1972-1979Desk calendars 1972-1979Desk calendars 1972-1979Desk calendars 1972-1979Desk calendars 1972-1979Desk calendars 1972-1979Desk calendars 1972-1979Desk calendars 1972-1979Desk calendars 1980-1990Desk calendars 1980-1990Desk calendars 1980-1990Desk calendars 1980-1990Desk calendars 1980-1990Desk calendars 1980-1990Desk calendars 1980-1990Desk calendars 1980-1990Desk calendars 1980-1990Desk calendars 1980-1990Desk calendars 1980-1990Desk calendars 1980-1990Desk calendars 1980-1990Desk calendars 1980-1990Desk calendars 1980-1990Desk calendars 1980-1990Desk calendars 1980-1990Telephone logs 1987-1988Telephone logs 1987-1988Telephone logs 1987-1988Telephone logs 1987-1988Telephone logs 1987-1988Telephone logs 1987-1988Telephone logs 1987-1988RESTRICTED until 2022RESTRICTED until 2022Series 6. Electronic Industries Association HDTV Committee 1985-1994 2 boxesMedia Laboratory, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) 1985-1988News articles 1985-1992Electronic Industries Association Cable show 1988 Jan. 8Electronic Industries Association/ATV Meeting 1988 Mar. 9Electronic Industries Association Ad Hoc ATV Committee 1988 Apr. 21Advisory Group on Consumer Trade Issues: Final Report 1988 May 10Electronic Industries Association ATV Reports 1988 May-JuneAmerican Electronics Association HDTC meeting 1988 June 6Electronic Industries Association ATV Committee: Correspondence, miscellaneous 1988 June 22Statement before the Science, Space, and Technology Subcommittee of Science, Research, and Technology 1988 June 22Briefing book: Science, Space, and Technology Subcommittee of Science, Research, and Technology 1988 June 23Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Science, Space, and Technology of the Committee on Science, Research, and Technology, House of Representatives 1988 June 23Statement before the Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Communication and Finance 1988 Sept. 7Meetings and conferences 1988-1989Electronic Industries Association: HDTV Panel 1988-1989Electronic Industries Association: HDTV Memos, correspondence, miscellaneous 1989 Jan.Electronic Industries Association: HDTV Memos, correspondence, miscellaneous 1989 Feb.Consumer Electronics, HDTV, and the Competitiveness of the US Economy, prefaced by Sidney Topol 1989 Feb. 1Electronic Industries Association: HDTV Memos, correspondence, miscellaneous 1989 Mar.Electronic Industries Association: HDTV Memos, correspondence, miscellaneous 1989 Apr.Current business opportunities in HDTV seminar 1989 Apr. 28Electronic Industries Association: Correspondence 1989 MayElectronic Industries Association: Correspondence, memos 1989 June-Aug.Electronic Industries Association: Correspondence, memos 1989 JulyElectronic Industries Association: Summer conference HDTV presentation 1989 July 7Electronic Industries Association: HDTV Minutes, Correspondence 1989 July-Aug.Electronic Industries Association: Memos 1989 Aug.-Dec.US Policy Update Conference 1989 Oct. 25Electronic Industries Association ATV Committee: Minutes, correspondence 1989 Oct.-1990 Apr.Telecommunications Industry Association Board of Directors 1989 Nov.-1990 Jan.Electronic Industries Association: Minutes, correspondence 1990 May-Aug.Electronic Industries Association Second International Digital Video Communications Workshop Panel 1990 Nov.Program on Information Resources Policy, "The elephant and the blind men: the phenomenon of HDTV and its would be stakeholders" 1990High Definition Television Conference 1990Electronic Industries Association: Correspondence 1990-1991Correspondence about HDTV 1990-1992Electronic Industries Association: Joint Meeting with NCTA/ATV Committee 1991 Mar. 25Electronic Industries Association: ATV Committee minutes, correspondence 1991Electronic Industries Association: HDTV minutes, correspondence 1991Electronic Industries Association: HDTV minutes, correspondence 1992Before the Federal Communications Commission, "In the matter of Advanced Television Systems and Their Impact Upon the Existing Television Broadcast Service" 1992Electronic Industries Association: ATV Committee 1992Electronic Industries Association: ATV Subcommittee 1992Council on Competitiveness: Case study on HDTV 1993 May 25Electronic Industries Association: ATV Olympics SubcommitteeElectronic Industries Association: ATV Committee minutes, correspondence 1993 Nov. 10Electronic Industries Association: Correspondence, memos 1993 Sept.-1994 Mar.Electronic Industries Association: ATV Committee minutes, correspondence 1994 Mar. 16Electronic Industries Association: policy undatedElectronic Industries Association: ATV Committee comments in response to tentative decision and further notice of inquiry undatedZenith Spectrum Compatible HDTV System undatedHDTV Information Kit undatedReports 1985 Apr.-1988 Aug.Reports 1988 Sept.-Nov.Reports 1989Newsletter, vol. 3, no.3,4,6,8,9; vol. 4, no 1; vol. 5, no. 8/9, 11/12; vol. 6, no 2-6 1988-1992Series 7. Carter Center Consultation on Competitiveness 1979-1989 2 boxesConsultation on Competitiveness: Organizing notebook 1988Consultation on Competitiveness: Planning/concept 1988Consultation on Competitiveness: Schedule of events 1988Consultation on Competitiveness: Resumes 1988Consultation on Competitiveness: Working lists of panelists and participants 1988Notes 1988Press releases and clippings 1988Council Annual meeting 1988Consultation on Competitiveness: other programs and committees 1988Consultation on Competitiveness: Conference Report Series, vol. 1, no. 1 1988Consultation on Competitiveness: Conference papers 1988Correspondence 1984-1989Correspondence 1984-1989Correspondence 1984-1989Correspondence 1984-1989Correspondence 1984-1989Correspondence 1984-1989Correspondence 1984-1989Correspondence 1984-1989Correspondence 1984-1989Correspondence 1984-1989Correspondence 1984-1989Correspondence 1984-1989Correspondence 1984-1989Correspondence 1984-1989Correspondence 1984-1989Correspondence: drafts 1988Council Publication drafts 1988Council Publications 1987-1989Council Publications 1987-1989Council Publications 1987-1989Council Publications 1987-1989Council Publications: Issue briefs undatedCarter Center publications 1988-1989Council Reports, part 1 1987-1989Council Reports, part 2 1988Democratic Leadership Council 1985-1986Democratic National Convention Policy Forums 1988National House Democratic Caucus 1984Report of Presidents Commission on Industrial Competitiveness 1985Conference: "Doing business with the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe: new challenges in changing environments" 1988American Business Conference: Biographical information -- ABC membership 1987American Business Conference: Resolution and report 1987Southern Center for International Studies 1979-1981Public Agenda Foundation undatedHarvard University Kennedy School of Government 1987-1988Japan-America Society of Georgia 1988Report drafts 1988Series 8. Audiovisual materials 1944-1992 2 boxesArmy Air Corps 1944Studio portraits 1965-1991Album: PTRL, First ENG Model, System testing 1951-1953Raytheon 1955KTR microwave relay system equipment and installation 1956Raytheon: Selenia 1960Raytheon: Cadpo 1962-1972Raytheon products 1971Sidney Topol, Sam Nunn, Leonard Reinsch, Henry Harris, and Jay Levergood at Scientific-Atlanta UndatedBill Bresnan, TelePrompTer 1977Nieman-Marcus press conference 1979China trip 1980China Trip 1985Photographs 1984Sidney Topol, George Bush, Peter McCloskey of Electronics Industries Assocation 1985Sidney Topol and Ronald Reagan 1985Carter Center UndatedTennis tournament UndatedGolf event UndatedSidney Topol at shows and events UndatedSidney Topol at a Cable TV Museum and Library, Penn State UndatedCourtyard of the Hofburg, Vienna, Austria UndatedEarth Station "Sunset," 4.6 meters UndatedThe great celebration of satellites in space: Sidney Topol speech 1987 Oct. 15 VideotapeThe Cable Channel 1988 NCTA Convention: Sidney Topol interview 1988 VideotapeHigh Definition Television and Competitiveness: Sidney Topol and panel, discussion at Winter Consumer Electronics Show, Law Vegas 1989 AudiotapeCSPAN interviews with Sidney Topol Undated VideotapeTen 1981 Feb. 26 VideotapeFirst Boston High Technology Conference, Scientific-Atlanta 1986 Dec. 17 VideotapeScientific-Atlanta, Inc. NYSSA presentation 1987 Sept. 4 VideotapeSociety of Satellite Professions Presents: The Great International Celebration of Satellites in Space 1987 Oct. 15 VideotapePacific Telecommunications Council, 10th Annual Conference morning plenary 1988 AudiotapePublic Service, Private Sacrifice 1988 VideotapeCNN World Report show #82 1989 Apr. 15 VideotapeScientific-Atlanta: SA Today 1989 Aug. 4 VideotapeThe Cable Channel: The Next Step in Civilization, Spring edition 1990 VideotapeSociety of Satellite Professionals International, Satellite Hall of Fame Awards 1991 Feb. 13 VideotapeForeigners Buying Up America: Benefit or Threat (Dub Forum) 1992 Apr. 13 VideotapeFirst Liberty made possible by Mutual America undated VideotapeReturn to the Table of Contents |