This correspondence is from Governor Shapp and his office to Rep. Patrick Gleason. Also contains financial statements and assets on loans of Governor Shapp.

October 2, 1974, from Attorney Lawrence J. Beaser, Counsel to the Governor, to Rep. Patrick Gleason. Digital copy in Box 9 Folder 2.

August 12, 1974, from Governor Milton J. Shapp, to Rep. Patrick Gleason. Regarding his transactions with bank loans and political committees.

September 24, 1974, from Alex Satinsky, Personal Attorney to Governor Milton Shapp and James Craig, to Rep. Patrick Gleason. Re: Pennsylvanians for Progress. Regarding delivery of subpoenaed documents from Governor Shapp and James Craig.

September 24, 1974, from Lawrence J. Beaser, Counsel to the Governor, to Rep. Patrick Gleason. Responding to a subpoena demanding discussions and meetings of the Governor and his staff.

September 24, 1974, from Alex Satinsky, Personal Attorney to Governor Milton Shapp and James Craig, to Rep. Patrick Gleason. Digital copy in Box 25 Folder 57.

September 14, 1974, from Governor Milton J. Shapp, to Rep. Patrick Gleason. Regarding the subpoena recently sent demanding his tax returns.

September 11, 1974, from Governor Milton J. Shapp, to Rep. Patrick Gleason. Digital copy in Box 2 Folder 15.

August 19, 1974, from Governor Milton J. Shapp, to Rep. Patrick Gleason. Shapp is frustrated he hasn't appearing to testify before the Special Committee. Another copy in Box 25 Folder 50.

August 5, 1974, from Governor Milton J. Shapp, to Rep. Patrick Gleason. Shapp is ready to testify before the Select Committee. Another copy in Box 25 Folders 49, 57.

June 5, 1974, press release sending a letter that was written from Governor Milton J. Shapp to Rep. Patrick Gleason on June 5, 1974. Digital copy in Box 25 Folder 54.

October 23, 1973, from Ronald G. Lench, Governor's Office, to Rep. Patrick Gleason. Digital copy in Box 1 Folder 17.