Letter, October 12, 1972 from Electa B. Leedy, Legislative Chairman of York Deanery council of Catholic Women, to Rep. Donald W. Dorr. Sending a questionnaire for Rep. Dorr to complete for a political guideline.

Form letter, October 21, 1972 from Rep. Donald Dorr, to constituents.

Letter, November 9, 1972 from constituents, to Rep. Donald Dorr. Naming two women who worked handing out candidate cards.

"Campaign Manual, Volunteers for Don Dorr."

Campaign pamphlet, 1972. "Donald W. Dorr, a proven leader. His family's future depends on Pennsylvania's future."

Campaign door hanger.

Campaign pamphlet. "Don Dorr...Young enough to do the job...tough enough to stand up to the politicians...bright enough to know what we want."

Campaign cards that people returned to Rep. Dorr listing what bothers them about the state government.

Campaign flyer.

Letter, October 24, 1972 from a constituent, to Rep. Donald Dorr. Asking for his stance on gun control. Rep. Dorr's response is at the bottom.

Campaign, "Dorr Talk" given on the radio.

Press release, October 29.

Press Release. Regarding wanting a strict accounting of the distribution of flood-relief funds.

Press Release. Rep. Dorr is against the spending policies of Gov. Shapp.

"Text of speech given by Donald W. Dorr to a group of West Manchester Township Citizens Wednesday, September 20)."

Press release. Rep. Dorr is pushing for a Republican controlled House.

Press release. Rep. Dorr wanting a strict accounting of the distribution of flood-relief funds. Not a copy of the earlier press release.