Attorney General, Israel Packel
Scope and Contents
October 17, 1973, from Rep. Patrick Gleason, to Attorney General Israel Packel.
August 9, 1974, from Benjamin Lerner, Deputy Attorney General, to Rep. Patrick Gleason. Digital copy in Box 2 Folder 20.
July 19, 1974, from Rep. Patrick Gleason, to Benjamin Lerner, Deputy Attorney General. Wanting investigation files into the Cambria County Maintenance Office.
July 18, 1974, from Rep. Patrick Gleason, to Benjamin Lerner, Deputy Attorney General. Wanting investigation files into Pennsylvania Department of Transportation.
July 3, 1974, from Rep. Patrick Gleason, to Attorney General Israel Packel. Accusing Packel of being arrogant and evasive. See Israel Packel's digitized response in Box 1 Folder 20.
July 2, 1974, from Attorney General Israel Packel, to Rep. Patrick Gleason. Difficulty with communication channels. Copy in Box 1 Folder 20.
June 28, 1974, from Rep. Patrick Gleason, to Attorney General Israel Packel. Gleason still looking for information. Copy in Box 1 Folder 20.
June 26, 1973, from Attorney General Israel Packel, to Rep. Patrick Gleason. Discussing possible loophole in the Banking Code. Related to a previous letter on June 25, 1947, digitized copy in Box 12 Folder 12.
June 7, 1974, from Rep. Patrick Gleason, to Attorney General Israel Packel. Re: Westmoreland County Investigation. Looking into allegations of corruption and gaining Packel's legal opinion.
Dates
- 1973-1974
Conditions Governing Access
This Collection is open for Research
Extent
From the Collection: 27.50 Cubic Feet
Language of Materials
From the Collection: English
Creator
- From the Collection: House. Select Committee to Investigate State Contract Practice (HR 98) (Organization)
Repository Details
Part of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives Archives Repository