Introduction Part 3 - These documents are associated with the bill's first introduction in September 1978.

•  Joe Allen's Introduction 3 (Click for PDF)
• Niels Reimers letter to The Honorable Griffin Bell Reimers (Click for PDF) - Reimers letter to Reimers', a technology licensing manager re: letter to the Attorney General Bell about the Justice Department's stance on the patent rights of universities.
• Draft of Dole and Bayh's bill to amend Title 35 (Click for PDF) - Draft bill to amend Title 35 of the United States Code, called the Small Business Nonprofit Organization Patent Procedures Act.
• Request for cosponsorship of Dole and Bayh's bill (Click for PDF) - Dole and Bayh's request for cosponsorship of their University and Small Business Patent Procedures Act.
• Statement of Birch Bayh - Sept. 13, 1978 (Click for PDF) - Press Conference with Birch Bayh and Bob Dole on the University and Small Business Patent Procedures Act, including Bayh's statement and questions and answers.
• Congressional Record from September 13, 1978 (Click for PDF) - Bob Dole introduces the University and Small Business Patent Procedures Act.
• News from Bayh - September 13 (Click for PDF) - Press Release about the introduction of the University and Small Business Patent Procedure Act including a section by section analysis of the bill.

• Joe Allen memo from October 2nd (Click for PDF) - Joe Allen expected a markup to be ready on Oct. 23
• Request for cosponsorship of Dole and Bayh's bill with markings (Click for PDF) - Marked versions of Dole and Bayh's request for cosponsorship of their University and Small Business Patent Procedures Act.
• Letter from Bayh to Indiana doctors (Click for PDF) - Bayh writes to Indiana doctors asking for support of the bill he and Dole just introduced.
• Letter from Bayh to Indiana small businessman (Click for PDF) - Bayh writes to Indiana small businessmen asking for support of the bill he and Dole just introduced.
• Letter from the Antitrust Division of the Department of Justice (Click for PDF) - The Assistant Attorney General informs Bayh that they will review the University and Small Business Patent Procedures Act as soon as they reevaluate the government patent policy