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ALBION COLLEGE ARCHIVES
FINDING AIDS
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The Teeter Family Collection |
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Robert M. Teeter
The collection consists of six series and seven subseries :
Series I: Albion College Surveys, 1984, 1996 (.25 lin. ft.)
Series II: Alpha Pi of Sigma Chi (.15 lin. ft.)
This series contains loose publications of the Alpha Pi chapter of Sigma Chi, which appear to have belonged to Howard M. Teeter.
Series III: Artifacts, ca.1929, n.d. (2.25 lin. ft.)
This series consists of two subseries: Albion College, Howard M. Teeter. In the Albion College subseries, there are a number of college artifacts that appear to date to Howard M. Teeter's attendance at Albion, ca.1929. There are first and second editions of a few Albion College Wedgwood plates, a variety of letterman sweaters and Albion "A's," in addition to some other items of Albion College clothing from the 1920s. The other subseries contains two items: an award presented to Robert M. Teeter and a paperweight, both without date.
Series IV: Audiovisual Materials, 2004-05, n.d. (.1 lin. ft.)
This series includes a compilation videotape of network TV memorials to Robert M. Teeter, a cassette tape of Sigma Nu songs, and an electronic version of the paper indices found in series 5.
Series V: NBC News / Wall Street Journal Polls, 1992-2004 (3 lin. ft.)
This series is arranged first by subseries: Articles, Indices, Memos, Polls, Results; and then chronologically. It contains polls conducted by Hart/Teeter, Hart/McInturff, and Teeter/McInturff on a variety of different issues, including statistical breakdowns of the approval and disapproval ratings of George W. Bush's presidency and his administration's handling of the economy, foreign policy, and the war on terrorism. In addition, the polls show public opinion and statistics on topics such as the adequacy and party make-up of Congress; potential candidates for presidential election; comparisons between the parties' handling of food safety, abortion, gay marriage, the economy, government spending, taxes, etc.; the Iraq War, Haiti; stem cell research; tax cuts; social security; bans on assault weapons and the definition and commitment of the administration to moral values. As added value to this collection, there are person and subject indices, articles referencing individuals featured in the polls, and a number of compilations reports for each year.
Series VI: Scrapbooks, 1939-2004 (1.25 lin. ft.)
The scrapbook entitled, "In Memory of Robert M. Teeter," contains local, state and national tributes (photocopies or online print-outs); memorial service eulogies (i.e., William C. Martin, Peter D. Hart, William D. Ruckelshaus); condolences; flowers received; and contributors to the Robert M. Teeter Fellowship at Albion College. The oversize scrapbook contains laminated copies of clipped articles from the "American Opinion" section of the Wall Street Journal that reference statistics from Hart and Teeter's NBC News / Wall Street Journal polls from 1996 to 2000.
Contents
Bill
Schuette
(MI)
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Biographical
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Bob
Dole
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Business
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By
Teeter
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Donald Rumsfeld
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General
Politics
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G.H.W. Bush
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G.W. Bush
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Gerald R. Ford
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James
Thompson (IL)
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Polls
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Richard Nixon
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Ronald Reagan
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William Lucas
(MI)
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Unclassified
Ashenfelter, D.
(1992, September 28). Tracking the voters election season keeps four
Michigan polling and political consulting firms very busy. Detroit
Free Press, 10F. Retrieved March 28, 2006, from NewsBank online
database on the World Wide Web:
http://infoweb.newsbank.com
Associated Press.
(2004, June 15). Robert Teeter, 65 – G.O.P. pollster who advised
presidents. Chicago Tribune: 7. Retrieved March 28, 2006, from
NewsBank online database on the World Wide Web:
http://infoweb.newsbank.com
Baily, P., Han, W.,
Miranda, C.A., & Novack, K. (2004, June 28). Milestones. Time,
25. Retrieved March 28, 2006, from NewsBank online database on the World
Wide Web:
http://infoweb.newsbank.com
Barnes, F. (1992,
April 6). Teetering. The New Republic, 206(14): 8.
Retrieved March 27, 2006, from InfoTrac OneFile database.
Bell, D. (2004, June
15). Robert Teeter: Pioneer pollster was honest, loyal. Detroit Free
Press: 5B. Retrieved March 28, 2006, from NewsBank online database
on the World Wide Web:
http://infoweb.newsbank.com
Bell, D. (2004, December 27). Major figures' deaths leave a lesson on
the role of partisanship. Detroit Free Press: 1B. Retrieved March
28, 2006, from NewsBank online database on the World Wide Web:
http://infoweb.newsbank.com
Bryant,
B.E. (2004). Robert M. Teeter, 1939-2004. Public Opinion Quarterly,
68(4): 651-652. Retrieved March 27, 2006, from InfoTrac OneFile
database.
Deaths last week.
(2004, June 20). Chicago Tribune: 8. Retrieved March 28, 2006,
from NewsBank online database on the World Wide Web:
http://infoweb.newsbank.com
Edmonds, P. (1989,
January 18). State G.O.P. festivities to remember Dukakis. Detroit
Free Press, 14A. Retrieved March 28, 2006, from NewsBank online
database on the World Wide Web:
http://infoweb.newsbank.com
Farrell, W.E. (1983,
December 16). Pollster sees repeat of 1908 themes. Special to the New
York Times, A24. Retrieved March 27, 2006, from ProQuest Historical
Newspapers The New York Times (1851 - 2003).
Glassman, M. (2004, June
17). Robert M. Teeter, GOP pollster, dies at 65. Obituary. New York
Times (Late New York Edition), C13. Retrieved March 27, 2006, from
ProQuest Historical Newspapers The New York Times (1851 - 2003).
G.O.P. pollster
Robert Teeter dies – Respected Coldwater native, 65, advised presidents,
governors. (2004, June 15). The Detroit News: 01C. Retrieved
March 28, 2006, from NewsBank online database on the World Wide Web:
http://infoweb.newsbank.com
Honomichi, J.J.
(1983, February 28). The political pollsters reach superstar status: For
the “big four,’ long hours, short deadlines, famous clients.
Advertising Age, 54: M4.
Into memory – some
of the notable people who died in 2004. (2004, December 26). Grand
Rapids Press: D4. Retrieved March 27, 2006, from InfoTrac Custom
Newspapers database.
Karush, S. (2004, June
14). Republican pollster Robert Teeter dies. The Associated Press
State and Local Wire. Retrieved March 29, 2006, from LexisNexis
Academic database.
People. (2001, October
22). People. Crain’s Detroit Business, 16. Retrieved March 29,
2006, from LexisNexis Academic database.
People making news.
(2001, October 16). Detroit Free Press: 2D. Retrieved March 28,
2006, from NewsBank online database on the World Wide Web:
http://infoweb.newsbank.com
Shinhoster Lamb, Y.
(2004, June 15). Robert M. Teeter, G.O.P. strategist and public opinion
pollster, dies. Washington Post, B06. Retrieved March 27, 2006,
from LexisNexis Academic database.
Hart, P.D., & Teeter,
R.M. (2001). A measured response: Americans speak on education
reform. Princeton, NJ: Educational Testing Service.
Hart, P.D., & Teeter,
R.M. (2002). A national priority: Americans speak on teacher quality.
Washington, D.C.: Educational Testing Service.
Robert M. Teeter;
Mickey Kantor; Orson Swindle [Interview]. (1992, October 25). Meet
the Press, 1.
Robert Teeter; Ron
Brown [Interview]. Meet the Press, 92:1.
Segal, H. (1998).
Beyond greed: A traditional conservative confronts neoconservative
excess. NY: Stoddard. Forward by Robert Teeter.
Senator Lloyd
Bentsen; Robert Teeter [Interview]. (1988, November 6). Meet the
Press, 88: 1.
Steeper, F.T., & Teeter,
R.M. (1976, September). Comment on “a majority party in disarray.”
The American Political Science Review, 70(3): 806-13. Retrieved
March 29, 2006, from JStor database.
Teeter, R.M. (1964). The effects of selected variables
on honor class membership at Starr Commonwealth for Boys. Michigan
State University. Dept. of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation.
[Masters Thesis]
Teeter, R.M. (1980). [Robert Teeter talks about the
possibility of a new coalition of voters that could give the Republicans
a majority at the polls]. Broadcast on NPR, July 7, 1980. [Format is
¼” reel-to-reel audiotape]
Jacobs, L.R., & Shapiro,
R.Y. (1995, Winter). Presidential manipulation of polls and public
opinion: The Nixon administration and the pollsters. Political
Science Quarterly, 110(4): 519-38. Retrieved March 29, 2006, from
JStor database.
Gerald R. Ford,
Campaign & Presidency
Cigler, A.J., & Getter,
R. (1977, September). Conflict reduction in the post-election period: A
test of the depolarization thesis. The Western Political Quarterly,
30(3): 363-76. Retrieved March 29, 2006, from JStor database.
Miller, A.H., & Miller,
W.E. (1976, September). Ideology in the 1972 election: Myth or reality –
A rejoinder. The American Political Science Review, 70(3):
832-49. Retrieved March 29, 2006, from JStor database.
Ronald Reagan,
Campaign & Presidency
Aldrich, J.H. (1980,
September). A dynamic model of presidential nomination campaigns. The
American Political Science Review, 74(3): 651-69. Retrieved March
29, 2006, from JStor database.
Apple, Jr., R.W. (1986,
December 4). Looking ahead: A Reagan rebound? Special to the New York
Times, A14. Retrieved March 27, 2006, from ProQuest Historical
Newspapers The New York Times (1851 - 2003).
Barry, D., & MacNelly, J.
(1988, December 4). Ronnie, we really knew ye – Dave Barry and Jeff
MacNelly take a backward glance – at the Reagan administration.
Chicago Tribune, 12. Retrieved March 28, 2006, from NewsBank online
database on the World Wide Web:
http://infoweb.newsbank.com
Fireman, K. (1984,
February 12). Anti-tax fervor a boon for G.O.P. Detroit Free Press,
6A. Retrieved March 28, 2006, from NewsBank online database on the World
Wide Web:
http://infoweb.newsbank.com
Friedman, S. (1984,
January 16). Reagan talk to soften stance on Soviets, reassure America.
Detroit Free Press, 7D. Retrieved March 28, 2006, from NewsBank
online database on the World Wide Web:
http://infoweb.newsbank.com
Friedman, S. (1984, April
13). President’s ‘low profile has paid off.’ Detroit Free Press,
11A Zone. Retrieved March 28, 2006, from NewsBank online database on the
World Wide Web:
http://infoweb.newsbank.com
Greve, F. (1984, April
30). Modern forum plays big role. Detroit Free Press, 4A.
Retrieved March 28, 2006, from NewsBank online database on the World
Wide Web:
http://infoweb.newsbank.com
Margolis, J. (1987,
October 18). Princes of G.O.P. vie to be Reagan’s heir. Chicago
Tribune, 25. Retrieved March 28, 2006, from NewsBank online database
on the World Wide Web:
http://infoweb.newsbank.com
Raines, H. (1982,
February 6). Top Reagan aides confer in private; Session deals with
economy and president’s decline in polls of public opinion. The New
York Times, 8. Retrieved March 27, 2006, from ProQuest Historical
Newspapers The New York Times (1851 - 2003).
Raines, H. (1984, October 1). Lapses by
Reagan please Democrats; Tendency to misstate is seen as ‘wild card’ in
campaign. Special to the New York Times, A1. Retrieved March 27,
2006, from ProQuest Historical Newspapers The New York Times (1851 -
2003).
Reagan and the economy.
(1982, May 10). The New York Times, A16. Retrieved March 27,
2006, from ProQuest Historical Newspapers The New York Times (1851 -
2003).
Reagan's big drawback called his antagonism. (1984,
May 12). New York Times, 9. Retrieved March 27, 2006, from
ProQuest Historical Newspapers The New York Times (1851 - 2003).
Donald Rumsfeld,
1988 Republican Presidential Nomination Campaign
Neal, S. (1985, April 4).
Rumsfeld almost off and running. Chicago Tribune, 19. Retrieved
March 28, 2006, from NewsBank online database on the World Wide Web:
http://infoweb.newsbank.com
James Thompson, Illinois Governor
Re-election Campaign
Neal, S. (1985, April 1).
Thompson surges ahead of Hartigan in new state poll. Chicago Tribune,
1. Retrieved March 28, 2006, from NewsBank online database on the World
Wide Web:
http://infoweb.newsbank.com
Neal, S. (1985, May 19).
Senate race crucial in electing governor. Chicago Tribune, 6.
Retrieved March 28, 2006, from NewsBank online database on the World
Wide Web:
http://infoweb.newsbank.com
William Lucas,
Michigan Governor Campaign
Tyson, R. (1985, June
17). National G.O.P. has big hopes for Lucas. Detroit Free Press,
1A. Retrieved March 28, 2006, from NewsBank online database on the World
Wide Web:
http://infoweb.newsbank.com
George H. W. Bush,
Campaign & Presidency
‘All signs are positive’
for campaign, Perot says. (1992, April 27). Chicago Tribune, 12.
Retrieved March 28, 2006, from NewsBank online database on the World
Wide Web:
http://infoweb.newsbank.com
Associated
Press. (1988, May 7). Bush calls aides’ remarks on Meese unauthorized.
Detroit Free Press, 4B.
Retrieved March 28, 2006,
from NewsBank online database on the World Wide Web:
http://infoweb.newsbank.com
Battaglio, S. (1992,
March 9). Bush campaign looks to form ad group. ADWEEK Eastern
Edition, 33(10): 6. Retrieved March 27, 2006, from InfoTrac OneFile
database.
Bell, D., Warren, E., &
Seelye, H. (1992, October 13). Bush promises to oust top economic
advisers. Detroit Free Press, 1A. Retrieved March 28, 2006, from
NewsBank online database on the World Wide Web:
http://infoweb.newsbank.com
Bolce, L., De Maio, G., &
Muzzio, D. (1993, Summer). The 1992 Republican “tent:” No blacks walked
in. Political Science Quarterly, 108(2): 255-70. Retrieved March
29, 2006, from JStor database.
Boyd, G. (1988, March 4).
Serenity atop Bush campaign: A poor showing in Iowa’s caucuses produces
a rare change. Special to the New York Times, B6.
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Boyd, G. (1988, August 29).
Question of selection; Bush took secrecy over consensus in choosing
Quayle as running mate. Special to the New York Times, A14.
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12). How Bush won: Picking the right fights and getting the right
opponent. Special to the New York Times, 8.
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Boyd, G.
(1988, December 8). Circle of senior aides helps Bush fill top posts:
The focus is on concepts, priorities, and initiatives. Special to the
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Newspapers The New York Times (1851 - 2003).
Boyd, G. (1988, December
13). Bush is second-guessed on tower delay. Special to the New York
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Broder, D.
(1991, May 9). The Quayle question resurfaces, again with no definitive
answer. Chicago Tribune, 17.
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from NewsBank online database on the World Wide Web:
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(1992, April 9). Clinton-as-nominee unnerves fellow Democrats as
Republicans rub their hands in glee. Chicago Tribune, 23.
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Bush, Clinton to debate
3 times; Perot says he’ll also participate. (1992, October 4).
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database on the World Wide Web:
http://infoweb.newsbank.com
Campaign
official Blasts reported probe of Bush. (1992, June 22). Chicago
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January 6). Bush campaign is flying, but has it really taken off?
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January 20). The president’s sounding board. Time, 139(3): 13.
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(1988, August 17). Choices spell relief for unchosen – Candidates give
negative votes to selection process. Chicago Tribune, 18.
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(1988, May 30). Teeter reads the electorate’s pulse while keeping basic
goals in sight. Special to the New York Times, 11.
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(1988, November 17). Bush narrowing field for top cabinet posts;
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Egler, D. (1988, January 11). Bush bandwagon bulging with Illinois
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Retrieved March 28, 2006,
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Hardy, T. (1990, June 8). Bush brings home the bacon – with president on
midwest stump, G.O.P. hits jackpot. Chicago Tribune, 4.
Retrieved March
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Margolis, J. (1988,
August 17). Conservative choice may prove too safe. Chicago Tribune,
1. Retrieved March 28, 2006, from NewsBank online database on the World
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Margolis, J. (1988,
August 18). Why Bush cast aside V.P. tradition. Chicago Tribune,
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Retrieved March 29, 2006, from JStor database.
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(1988, August 17). Bush made sure Reagan was 1st to know V.P.
choice. Chicago Tribune, 16.
Retrieved March 28, 2006,
from NewsBank online database on the World Wide Web:
http://infoweb.newsbank.com
McNulty, T.J. (1988,
August 19). Questions about Quayle tarnish night. Chicago Tribune,
1. Retrieved March 28, 2006, from NewsBank online database on the World
Wide Web:
http://infoweb.newsbank.com
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(1991, November 21). Start ’92 run now, Bush urged – Speculation swirls
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Retrieved March
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Montemurri,
P., & Cook, C. (1992, April 15). From factory to fund-raiser; Bush
mingles at Macomb plant, then collects at Dearborn dinner. Detroit
Free Press, 1B.
Retrieved March 28, 2006, from NewsBank online database
on the World Wide Web:
http://infoweb.newsbank.com
NAACP chief
meets with Bush, sees hope for civil rights record. (1988, December 10).
Detroit Free Press, 21A.
Retrieved March 28, 2006,
from NewsBank online database on the World Wide Web:
http://infoweb.newsbank.com
Not guilty of
domestic neglect, Bush says. (1992, May 31). Chicago Tribune, 5.
Retrieved
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