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Includes photographs, pamphlets, and annual reports regarding Aetna's satellite business systems. Topics of interest include information about communications network services (CNS) and the expansion of Aetna's satellite communication systems throughout the United States.

Booklets, newsletters, and interoffice correspondence regarding Aetna's Saturday Academy program for high schoolers in Connecticut. Saturday Academy is an enrichment program that teaches students about the corporate workplace.

Reports, agendas, and curriculum summaries regarding Aetna's Saturday Academy. Includes information about course topics such as math, science, oral/written communication, and computer literacy.

Includes course material (packets for students, alumni lists, and curriculum outlines) from Aetna's Saturday Academy. Also contains interoffice correspondence regarding meetings among program administrators and a booklet from the Council for Aid to Education.

Photocopies and notes regarding Aetna's Music Scholarship Program. This program awards a Connecticut high school student/musician with $1000. Also includes information about Aetna's sponsorship of a TV concert series in 1959.

Scrapbooks. Bound in 5 volumes

Brochures, direct mail, booklets, advertisements, U.S. Healthcare marketing rate table indexes. Periodicals, advertisements, directories, and information about disability and medical emergency coverage.

Topics of interest include Allstate withdrawing property/casualty business in New Jersey, a federal judge dismissing the case against Oliver North, information about health insurance rates increasing in California, controversy regarding Aetna's connection to the broker Carmen Elio, information about life insurance companies creating programs target toward racial minorities, computers becoming a commodity that is hurting technology industry profits, the replacement of pension plans with annuities, Aetna reimbursing pension funds for commissions, the House of Representatives extending jobless benefits, information about Aetna's Working Mother magazine, information about Medicare, research about euthanasia, research about dyslexia, information about the smoking rates of African-American and white teenagers, hospital treatments for "cocaine babies," the creation of a federal law about employment rights for those with mental illness, information about suicide rate among teenagers, the FDA rejecting a label warning for anti-depressant drugs, information about changes in Medicaid costs, changes to family leave laws, information about drug testing in the workplace, research about breast care procedures, research about the effectiveness of current public relations, cholesterol research, information about asbestos, information about the AIDS crisis, information about a California court case in which a mother is claiming emotional distress due to her child being injured at birth, the poverty rate increasing, and an update regarding the U.S. nuclear arsenal.

Topics of interest include Aetna's losses due to Hurricane Bob, regulators withholding information about insurer problems, information about white lie syndrome in insurance fraud, crisis in American labs, information about genetic research, drop in property/casualty profits, AZT research, Community Psychiatric Centers buying two of their competitors, conflicts of interest among doctors when referring patients to labs, research on the effectiveness of air bags in car crashes, insurance cuts in California, breast cancer research, information about group life insurance, information about changing infant mortality rates, the rise in delinquency rates among insurer-owned mortgages, the Soviet Congress yielding rule to individual republics, information about increasing health care costs, information about California no-fault auto insurance, research about an antibody that could help unclog arteries, information about the risk of contracting AIDS among teenagers, the rising cost of schools, information about lawyers not being liable for lying clients, changes in the mental health care industry, Cuomo seeking to restrain insurance costs, research on new treatments for AIDS and AIDS-related diseases, employers providing on-site medical care, an FDA decision impacting the drug industry, computer virus threats, Little Rock schools providing treatments for substance abuse among students, the Connecticut insurance commissioner warning companies from using dirty tactics against competitors, the role of charity in health care, federal health researchers implementing guidelines to help reduce waste in medical care, information about dual solvency, information about workers' compensation, research about estrogen reducing the risk of heart attacks in women, information about the meningitis vaccine, small businesses providing child care for employees, new treatments for obsessive-compulsive disorder, and research about the risk of eye infection with contact lens use.