Guide to the Allen G. Kukovich Papers, 1977-2004 AIS.2004.21
Arrangement
Repository
ULS Archives & Special Collections
Title
Allen G. Kukovich Papers
Creator
Kukovich, Allen G.
Collection Number
AIS.2004.21
Extent
26.56 Linear Feet(17 boxes)
Date
1977-2004
Date
1985-2004
Abstract
The documents in this collection primarily reflect the political initiatives of Allen G. Kukovich collection, a member of the Pennsylvania state legislature in both the House of Representatives (1977-1996) and the Senate (1996-2004).
Language
English
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Author
Tiffani Emig in March 2005. Revisions occurred to the finding aid as a part of the encoding process in May 2005.
Publisher
ULS Archives & Special Collections
Address
University of Pittsburgh Library System Archives & Special Collections Website: library.pitt.edu/archives-special-collections Contact Us: www.library.pitt.edu/ask-archivist URL: http://library.pitt.edu/archives-special-collections
Biography
Allen Kukovich graduated from Duquesne Law School in 1973 after receiving a B.A. in Political Science from Kent State University. After a short legal career, the 30 year old Democrat was elected to the House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in 1977. From 1989 to 1992, he served as House Majority Policy Committee Chairman. After eighteen years in the House, Kukovich moved on to a seat in the Senate in 1996, where he served the 39th District continuously until 2004. He was named Pennsylvania Democratic State Chairman from June 2002 until March 2003.
Perhaps Kukovich's most recognized achievement was the Children's Health Care Partnership Act, known as CHIP, which provides free or subsidized health insurance to uninsured Pennsylvania children. His other major legislative priorities include environmental, health care, economic development, senior citizen, legislative reform, and consumer protection issues.
Much of the above information was taken from http://www.kukovich.org. Additional information about Kukovich's career can be found at this website.
Scope and Content Notes
This collection primarily documents the legislative initiatives of Allen G. Kukovich as a State Congressman from 1977-2004. The collection is largely comprised of bills and related legislative material for which Kukovich was a primary sponsor or co-sponsor. Also included are supporting materials such as correspondence, memos, reports, articles, speeches, newspaper clippings, newsletters, pamphlets, and photographs. Topical strengths include CHIP, health care issues, and death penalty and judicial reform issues. The collection also includes extensive reports, plans, and correspondence concerning the proposed Maglev transportation project in Pittsburgh.
The papers are organized into twelve series by topic: I. Career Biography, 1977-2004; II. Health Care, 1981-2004; III. Environment and Transportation, 1981-2004; IV. Consumer Protection, 1977-2000; V. Criminal and Crime Reform, 1983-2004; VI. Children's Issues, 1985-2003; VII. Political Reform, 1979-2003; VIII. Economic Development, 1983-2000; IX. Poverty, 1985-2003; X. Municipal Grant Profiles, 1989-2004; XI. Other Initiatives and Organizational Involvements, 1981-2004; XII. Audio Visual Materials. Within each series, file folders were arranged topically as well as based on legislative initiatives. To manage the size of the collection, only those bills for which Kukovich was a sponsor or co-sponsor were saved during processing.
Access Restrictions
No restrictions.
Acquisition Information
Gift of Allen Kukovich and Karen Mochar, Kukovich's Chief of Staff, November 2004.
Previous Citation
Allen G. Kukovich Papers, 1977-2004, AIS.2004.21, Archives Services Center, University of Pittsburgh
Preferred Citation
Allen G. Kukovich Papers, 1977-2004, AIS.2004.21, Archives & Special Collections, University of Pittsburgh Library System
Processing Information
This collection was processed by Tiffani Emig in March 2005.
Revision and rearrangement for the encoded version of the finding aid provided by Dan Horvath in May 2005. Information about the collection title and the controlled access terms was extracted from the MARC record in the University of Pittsburgh catalog Voyager ID number: 4516590
Copyright
Permission for publication is given on behalf of the University of Pittsburgh as the owner of the physical items and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder, which must also be obtaiundated
Subjects
Corporate Names
Pennsylvania. Children's Health Care Partnership Act
Pennsylvania. General Assembly
Personal Names
Kukovich, Allen G.
Geographic Names
Pennsylvania -- Politics and government
Westmoreland County (Pa.) -- Politics and government
Pennsylvania -- Economic policy
Pennsylvania -- Economic conditions
Other Subjects
Environmental protection -- Pennsylvania
Environmental policy -- Pennsylvania
Consumer protection -- Law and legislation -- Pennsylvania
Transportation -- Law and legislation -- Pennsylvania
Medical care -- Law and legislation -- Pennsylvania
Legislators -- Pennsylvania
Politics
Social action
Environment
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Scope and Content Notes
Series II contains Kukovich's plan for free and low-cost child health care termed CHIP (Children's Health Insurance Program), which has been widely recognized as Kukovich's most significant contribution to the State of Pennsylvania. For other legislation to protect children, see Series VI. Children's Issues. Of almost equally enduring influence as CHIP are PACE and PACENET, which together provide assistance for prescription drug coverage to senior citizens in low income brackets. PACE/PACENET are well documented here, as are other senior protection measures such as Managed Care, the Older Adult Protective Services Act, the Medicare Overcharge Measure Act (MOM), and Guardianship and Family Caregiver bills. Kukovich was also firm in his support of the disabled; his efforts toward improved disability rights are included in this series. Of additional interest in this series are continued correspondence with popular health agencies including Blue Cross, Caring Foundation, Alzheimer's Association, and others.
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Scope and Content Notes
Series III contains materials related to environmental and transportation issues. Beginning in the late 1990s, Kukovich was actively involved in the fight to have Pittsburgh selected from among several candidates to receive funding for a high speed magnetic rail system by Maglev Corporation. This series includes studies and reports that cover this planning process. The remainder of the series focuses primarily on environmental issues supported by the Congressman, including the Clean Air Act and renewable energy. Of interest is Kukovich's stance on emissions testing because it placed two issues of importance to him in conflict: though he supported the environmental aspects of the bill, he ultimately opposed it because of the burden it placed on the consumer.
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Scope and Content Notes
Series IV spans many different consumer issues, from plain language in legal documentation to tort reform, though it lacks depth on any given topic.
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Scope and Content Notes
Series V contains materials related to criminal and crime reform. The majority of materials of this series pertain to death penalty reform. Important legislation included under this topic are Post-Conviction DNA Testing, Senate Bill 26 (prohibition of the death penalty for mentally retarded individuals), and a Death Penalty Moratorium. Also included in this series are other criminal reform measures such as earned time and proposed modifications to hate crime and civil rights laws. Specifically, the hate crimes bill expanded the definition of hate crimes to include gender orientation. The majority of materials in this series dates from 1997-2003.
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Scope and Content Notes
Series VI consists of materials related to Children's Issues. Kukovich served as co-chair of the Children's Caucus beginning in 1985, and his papers contain a significant amount of reports, hearings, and research on various children's issues that are reflected in this series. Of greatest depth are organizational papers and reports from the Children's Trust Fund and legislation concerning education programs. For CHIP (Children's Health Insurance Program) papers, see Series II: Health Care).
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Scope and Content Notes
Series VII contains materials related to political reform. Reform of the political process was one of Kukovich's career-long crusades. Of primary interest was campaign finance reform, which is the strongest topic in this series. Papers relating to two organizations need mentioning here, namely Common Cause (a nonpartisan nonprofit advocacy organization) and The Democracy Project (started by Kukovich to increase the accountability of government leaders and promote access to the political process). Most of the papers in this collection were created in the 1990s.
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Scope and Contents note
Series X. contains municipal grant profiles and is the only series in the collection that remains organized as it was originally organized by Kukovich's office staff. Each file folder contains information on a grant that Kukovich assisted in securing for a municipality (or regional organization). The grant profiles are arranged in alphabetical order by the towns to which they applied. A good overview of Kukovich's work in grant funding work is available in the first file folder of the series, which is a booklet containing a list of all of the grants he successfully assisted with from 1997-2000. The booklet is organized by town and includes the grant names, years obtained, project overview, grant type, and amount of funding.
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Scope and Content Notes
Series VIII consists of materials related to economic development. This small series contains correspondence, bills, clippings, and reports on various strategies for regional and municipal economic development. As the steel industry filtered out of western Pennsylvania in the 1980s, the state legislature sought ways to rebuild the region; some of their plans, including Regional Renaissance and Plan B, are outlined in this series. Regional Renaissance was a plan to create jobs and preserve regional assets by investing in infrastructure and regional attractions. Plan B aimed at raising funds for a new stadium and convention center. Kukovich also supported the protection of workers under legislation that would require advanced notification of plant shut-downs.
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Scope and Content Notes
Series IX contains materials related to poverty. Legislation concerning affordable housing, raising the minimum wage, and hunger are found in the Poverty series. Papers relating to several organizations are also here. Most important to Kukovich's life was the Pennsylvania Institute on Public Policy (PIPP), which he organized in 1989. The goal of the organization, according to their mission statement, was to develop and promote effective and progressive policies to decrease poverty and enable low-income Pennsylvanians to achieve a decent standard of living. The other acronym whose full name is important in understanding this series in LIHEAP, or Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program.
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Scope and Content Notes
Series XI contains important legislation and Kukovich's various organizational memberships that did not easily fall into the specific categories above. A single file folder containing mostly correspondence sheds light on the views of the Congressman and his constituents on the controversial issue of the legalization of gambling in the city. The one legislative issue with significant documentation is the SERVIS (Seniors Earning Rebates Volunteering in Schools) program developed by Allen. In lieu of accepting a pay raise in the late 1980s, Kukovich established a public service scholarship program for high school seniors. Application information, correspondence, press releases, clippings, and photos about the scholarship from mixed years (1989-2004) are found here.
Kukovich also belonged to many organizations over his years in the legislature, papers documenting this involvement are included in this series. Among them are those collected during his time on the Board of Directors of WQED, Pittsburgh's PBS station; the Public Interest Law Group for which he served as Vice President in 1986; and the Pennsylvania Alliance for Democracy (PAD). Though the details of membership and mission are unclear from the contents of this collection, Kukovich also started what he termed "The Breakfast Club" to discuss budgetary issues from 1998-2002.
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Scope and Content Notes
Series XII contains VHS, Beta, and 8mm videotapes; audio cassettes and compact discs; and data compact discs. These materials contain campaign advertisements, television appearances, radio talk shows, debates, materials on research subjects, and materials from constituents.