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The in-house training was usually conducted by senior staff and included such topics as : 1 ) research-types of policy research , the difference between data and information , important elements of research design , common research tools and memo preparation ; 2 ) research resources-for researching other states , locating federal government information , obtaining executive branch information , and finding and evaluating numbers ; 3 ) staff ethics ; 4 ) interviewing techniques ; 5 ) American Sign Language ; 6 ) searching the Internet ; 7 ) computer security ; and 8 ) best practices . As of Fall , 1997 , for students receiving LRC assistance , 14 were enrolled in graduate programs , 27 in under-graduate programs , 18 in the professional secretaries certification program , 9 in American Sign Language , and 11 in the organizational management program . Mr. Seidel indicated that the total number of staffers for the House Banking Committee prior to the 1994 election was about 120 , while today that number is between 60 and 70 staff members . The material in boxes 7 and 8 is arranged alphabetically by title of publication , except for Vet Report , which because of its smaller size has been placed first in Box 8 . Subseries II-B contains business correspondence documenting W. H. Nelson 's activities as a military soldier and farmer in Carter County , Tennessee between 1863 and 1935 . For transfers made on or after February 8 , 2006 , if an individual applies for nursing facility services within five years , or 60 months , of the date of transfer , the transfer will result in a period of ineligibility for nursing facility services . The William Henley Nelson Family Papers contain correspondence , military certificates and commissions , political speeches and appointments , photo copies of Nelson 's military service records , newsclippings and newspapers , essays , notes on the Nelson Family genealogy , photographs , and memorabilia documenting the military and political careers of W. H. Nelson between 1861 and 1935 .