paisley

here comes

with deconcini

sandra day oconnor outside the capitol

oconnor waves

SDO3

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with strom thurmond

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new right cartoon

ugh new right

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August 1981 Reagan letter of Appointment

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evening viewing

relaxed moment

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brilliant sandy

washington visit

senate panel oks

This collection of 289 pages of newspaper clippings from 1981-1984 was donated to the Sandra Day O'Connor Institute by Jane Kauffman and Anne Henry.

The Kauffman-Henry Collection

President Ronald Reagan letter of nomination of Sandra Day O'Connor to the Supreme Court.

President Reagan letter of nomination

Caption: "Sandra O'Connor, U.S. Supreme Court nomimee, walks with U.S. Attorney General William French Smith from the Department of Justice in Washington after a meeting Friday. Judge O'Connor's confirmation hearings will begin
next week on Capitol Hill. Stories on A 15, B 1."

Washington Visit

Justice O'Connor delivers a document to another Justice, who says "BRILLIANT OPINION, SANDY! TYPE UP NINE COPIES AND SEE THAT THE OTHER JUSTICES EACH GET ONE, WILL YOU, SWEETIE?" 

Brilliant, Sandy!

"Judge O'Connor" sits in a chair looking forlorn as a protestor walks by labeled "New Right." Caption: "But put a woman on the court! They're such an independent sort! She'll vote for women's choices-with their shrill and squeaky voices, if you ever put a woman on the court!"

New Right protest

Judge O'Connor with Senator Barry Goldwater at O'Connor nomination hearings, September 1981.

Judge O'Connor with Barry Goldwater at Nomination hearings

Caption: "Judge Sandra Day O'Connor just before hearing opened. At left is Sen. Dennis DeConcini (D-Ariz.)"

Judge Sandra Day O'Connor just before hearing opened...

Caption: "Sandra O'Connor and Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Strom Thurmond."

Sandra O'Connor and Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Strom Thurmond

Caption: "Senate confirmation hearings on U.S. Supreme Court nominee Sandra O'Connor can be seen tonight at 7 p.m. on Channel 8."

TV/Radio & Evening Viewing

Sandra Day O'Connor and President Reagan are shown in front of a caveman labeled "New Right." O'Connor has a petrified expression and Reagan says to her, "Well, Sandra, I'd say 'Ugh' probably means 'No'..."

"Ugh" New Right

Caption: A RELAXED MOMENT-Sandra Day
O'Connor, right, is shown chatting with U.S.
Senator Barry Goldwater prior to the start of
her confirmation hearing before the U.S.
Senate Judiciary Committee in Washington,
D.C. At the close of the committee questioning , there appeared little doubt that the former Duncan area resident, now a Court of
Appeals judge in Phoenix, will be the first
woman member of the U.S. Supreme Court. 


A Relaxed Moment

Caption: "Senate Panel OKs O'Connor
Sandra Day O'Connor, standing near a large plant in a Washington apartment building Tuesday smiles after hearing that the Senate Judiciary Committee voted 17-0 to endorse her appointment to the U.S. Supreme Court. Her nomination as the first woman Supreme Court justice is expected to be approved overwhelmingly by the full Senate Friday. Story on page 8."

Senate panel OKs O'Connor

Woman speaking to group of other women. Sign: "Women's club."
Caption: "What do you think of a pink paisley print for a Supreme Court justice?"

Grin and Bear It: Pink paisley for a supreme court justice?

Caption: Sandra Day O'Connor outside the capitol after her confirmation yesterday with, from left, Attorney General William French Smith, Senators Barry Goldwater and Dennis DeConcini of Arizona and Vice President Bush. 

Sandra Day O'Connor outside the Capitol

Sandra Day O'Connor waves as she arrives at U.S. Capital...

The text "99 to 0" is shown with a plus sign painted onto the bottom of the "0" so it looks like the Venus (feminine) symbol, ♀.
Sandra Day O'Connor is shown holding a paintbrush saying "Here comes da judge."

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Date is approximate.

Here comes da judge

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slips quietly

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smiling statue

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from my own gang cartoon

falwell minority opinion

justice statues cartoon

President Reagan and Sandra Day O'Connor

beaver treehouse

so sue me cartoon

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oconnor meets with reagan

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restroom cartoon

history maker

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visits capitol hill

try on cartoon

basic black

mcintire opposes

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The Supreme Court bench is shown with 9 seats and 8 gavels in front of them. In front of the 9th seat is a rolling pin. 
A character in the corner says, "She will look good in basic black."

Basic black

A large statue of Lady Justice is shown smiling.
Date is approximate.

Smiling Lady Justice

Today - History Maker

McIntire Opposes O'Connor Nomination

Judge O'Connor slips quietly into Washington

Male justices reading newspaper headlined "Reagan Nominates Woman To."

Woman, presumably Justice O'Connor, stands at the door.

Caption: "Ladies restroom? Sure, Mrs. O'Connor...Go out the front door...Take a right and it's about two blocks."

Ladies Restroom? It's about two blocks

President Reagan holds a judicial robe and says "...Nancy? Honey? I've got something for you to try on..."

Nancy? I've got something for you to try on

O'Connor Meets with Reagan

Eight justices at the Supreme Court look on as a man in a suit throws a tantrum on the floor. Another man is shown greeting a woman in black robes at the door.
Caption: "Come on in, Judge O'Connor. You're just in time to hear the Reverend
Falwell deliver the minority opinion on your nomination to the Supreme
Court."
Date is approximate.

Falwell's minority opinion

A fallen treehouse (with the trunk of the tree chewed out) is shown with a sign saying, "Supreme Court, NO Girls Allowed."
A beaver labeled "O'Connor" makes a thumbs up sign.

Beaver treehouse

O'Connor Visits Capitol Hill

President Ronald Reagan with Supreme Court Justice-nominee O'Connor

Sign says "Moral Majority clone for Supreme Court."
Cartoon of President Reagan says "So sue me."

Moral majority clone for supreme court - "So sue me"

Ohman on O'Connor - My Own Gang?

Two statues of "Lady Justice" giving a thumbs up in front of the Supreme Court