Women in the Georgia State Senate, 1927 - 2000
for Douglas (pt), Fayette, Fulton (pt)
1981-82; 1983-84; 1985-86; 1987-88; 1989-90
Campbellton Fairburn Road & Beverly Engram Parkway, Fairburn, GA 30213 (Fulton County)
Engram, Bev (P1988-12)
Interviewed by: Diane Fowlkes
May 6, 1988 74 pp.
Bev Engram represented District 34 in S. Fulton County, in the Georgia Senate from 1981 to 1989.
Among topics discussed: Family background; education; how Engram became involved in politics; Cliff Davis; Georgia politics; political strategies; education issues; campaign organizing; constituent service; campaign financing; reapportionment; learning to function in the legislature; Perry Hudson; health and fitness issues; campaign political opposition; financial advantage of being a Democrat; user's fee issue; the press; Roy Barnes; relationships with legislative leaders; sales tax issue; emission control issue; women in the state legislature; Cathey Steinberg; the black caucus; Corrections Committee; Education Committee; the "Green Door" (budget) committee; Zell Miller; Culver Kidd; committee assignments; handicap legislation; continuing education for doctors; satisfactions/disappointments in legislative job; smoking issue; Engram's impact; ERA; women in public office.
for Douglas (pt), Fayette, Fulton (pt)
1981-82; 1983-84; 1985-86; 1987-88; 1989-90
Campbellton Fairburn Road & Beverly Engram Parkway, Fairburn, GA 30213 (Fulton County)
Engram, Bev (P1988-12)
Interviewed by: Diane Fowlkes
May 6, 1988 74 pp.
Bev Engram represented District 34 in S. Fulton County, in the Georgia Senate from 1981 to 1989.
Among topics discussed: Family background; education; how Engram became involved in politics; Cliff Davis; Georgia politics; political strategies; education issues; campaign organizing; constituent service; campaign financing; reapportionment; learning to function in the legislature; Perry Hudson; health and fitness issues; campaign political opposition; financial advantage of being a Democrat; user's fee issue; the press; Roy Barnes; relationships with legislative leaders; sales tax issue; emission control issue; women in the state legislature; Cathey Steinberg; the black caucus; Corrections Committee; Education Committee; the "Green Door" (budget) committee; Zell Miller; Culver Kidd; committee assignments; handicap legislation; continuing education for doctors; satisfactions/disappointments in legislative job; smoking issue; Engram's impact; ERA; women in public office.
Women in the Georgia State Senate, 1927 - 2000
for Douglas (pt), Fayette, Fulton (pt)
1981-82; 1983-84; 1985-86; 1987-88; 1989-90
Campbellton Fairburn Road & Beverly Engram Parkway, Fairburn, GA 30213 (Fulton County)
Engram, Bev (P1988-12)
Interviewed by: Diane Fowlkes
May 6, 1988 74 pp.
Bev Engram represented District 34 in S. Fulton County, in the Georgia Senate from 1981 to 1989.
Among topics discussed: Family background; education; how Engram became involved in politics; Cliff Davis; Georgia politics; political strategies; education issues; campaign organizing; constituent service; campaign financing; reapportionment; learning to function in the legislature; Perry Hudson; health and fitness issues; campaign political opposition; financial advantage of being a Democrat; user's fee issue; the press; Roy Barnes; relationships with legislative leaders; sales tax issue; emission control issue; women in the state legislature; Cathey Steinberg; the black caucus; Corrections Committee; Education Committee; the "Green Door" (budget) committee; Zell Miller; Culver Kidd; committee assignments; handicap legislation; continuing education for doctors; satisfactions/disappointments in legislative job; smoking issue; Engram's impact; ERA; women in public office.
for Douglas (pt), Fayette, Fulton (pt)
1981-82; 1983-84; 1985-86; 1987-88; 1989-90
Campbellton Fairburn Road & Beverly Engram Parkway, Fairburn, GA 30213 (Fulton County)
Engram, Bev (P1988-12)
Interviewed by: Diane Fowlkes
May 6, 1988 74 pp.
Bev Engram represented District 34 in S. Fulton County, in the Georgia Senate from 1981 to 1989.
Among topics discussed: Family background; education; how Engram became involved in politics; Cliff Davis; Georgia politics; political strategies; education issues; campaign organizing; constituent service; campaign financing; reapportionment; learning to function in the legislature; Perry Hudson; health and fitness issues; campaign political opposition; financial advantage of being a Democrat; user's fee issue; the press; Roy Barnes; relationships with legislative leaders; sales tax issue; emission control issue; women in the state legislature; Cathey Steinberg; the black caucus; Corrections Committee; Education Committee; the "Green Door" (budget) committee; Zell Miller; Culver Kidd; committee assignments; handicap legislation; continuing education for doctors; satisfactions/disappointments in legislative job; smoking issue; Engram's impact; ERA; women in public office.
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