Clinton, Bill, 1946-

Color 35mm negatives taken by Jan Underwood. Individual file titles are from what is written on the outside of the envelopes. A few files also include the assignment sheet and/or other attachments with additional information; presence of these is noted at the file level. Unusual letter combinations in parentheses and/or quotation marks are believed to indicate the original "slug" of the story (and some include numbers which is likely a clue to the actual photo publication date).

The Bill Clinton VIP File includes photographs of visits to Ohio by President Clinton, including Wilmington (July 1992); Springfield (October 1992); and Chillicothe (February 1993). There is also an undated photograph of President Clinton with Dayton Daily News reporter Tom Archdeacon and the winners of DDN's Bosnian Essay Contest.

Color 35mm negatives taken by Jan Underwood. Individual file titles are from what is written on the outside of the envelopes. A few files also include the assignment sheet and/or other attachments with additional information; presence of these is noted at the file level. Unusual letter combinations in parentheses and/or quotation marks are believed to indicate the original "slug" of the story (and some include numbers which is likely a clue to the actual photo publication date).

The Dayton Peace Process was an offshoot of the Dayton Peace Accords that brought an end to the fighting in the former Yugoslavia. The Peace Process worked to bring Miami Valley businesses in contact with clients in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia and several other eastern European countries. Eventually Dayton: A Peace Process became the Dayton Literary Peace Prize. The first Peace Prize was awarded to President Bill Clinton.

Color 35mm negatives taken by Wally Nelson. Individual file titles are from what is written on the outside of the envelopes. A few files also include attachments with additional information (such as lists of names); presence of these is noted at the file level.

Color 35mm negatives taken by Jan Underwood. Individual file titles are from what is written on the outside of the envelopes. A few files also include the assignment sheet and/or other attachments with additional information; presence of these is noted at the file level. Unusual letter combinations in parentheses and/or quotation marks are believed to indicate the original "slug" of the story (and some include numbers which is likely a clue to the actual photo publication date).