Memo, January 28, 1974, from James R. Malley, regarding the hearing held on January 25, 1974 to interview Richard L. Thornburgh, U.S. Attorney, Western District of Pennsylvania. Mentions several letters Thornburgh brought to the hearing, all of which are in this file.

Letter, October 3, 1972, from Representative K. Leroy Irvis to J. Shane Creamer, Attorney General. Irvis is distressed to hear about certain actions of the Governor's Justice Commission.

Letter, October 10, 1972, from J. Shane Creamer, Attorney General, to Representative K. Leroy Irvis. In response to the October 3, 1972 letter. With an attached memo, October 10, 1972, from E. Drexel Godfrey to J. Shane Creamer.

Letter, October 10, 1972, from E. Drexel Godfrey, to J. Shane Creamer. "we must get together on the very deep misunderstanding about the charges which Dick Thornburgh brought against the Commission Staff at the Commission meeting on October 2."

Letter, December 13, 1972, from Governor Milton J. Shapp, to Richard L. Thornburgh. A notice that Thornburgh has been reappointed as a member of the Allegheny County Regional Planning Council.

Letter, December 19, 1972, from Catherine Boyd Branch, Secretary to Governor Shapp, to Richard Thornburgh. Thornburgh had requested a meeting with Shapp and Shapp was out of office.

Memo, January 28, 1974, from James R. Malley. During hearing on January 25, 1974 Richard L. Thornburgh provided a chart to explain the allotment of funds. The chart is attached. Chart not digitized.

Memo, January 28, 1874, from James. R. Malley. Discusses the attached letter from Israel Packel, Attorney General, to H. Joseph Hepford, written January 25, 1974. It was handed over during the public hearing on January 25, 1974.

Letter, January 29, 1974, from Downey Rice, to Richard L. Thornburgh, U.S. Attorney. Thanks Thornburgh for testifying. Rice references a letter he's sending along, a copy of the letter is found in Box 6, Folder 262.

A series of letters and papers forwarded from Richard L. Thornburgh, U.S. Attorney, to Downey Rice. A letter dated November 17, 1972 from Thornburgh to J. Shane Creamer - copy found in Box 7, Folder 315. A letter dated December 1, 1972, from Eugene L. Coon, Sherriff, to Thornburgh - not digitized. A paper entitled "Public Exposure of Illegitimate Business" April 1973. File memorandum from Thornburgh dated November 30, 1972. And the preface to the "Comprehensive Plan for the Improvement of Criminal Justice in Pennsylvania" 1973. The original memo they were attached to is found in Box 6, Folder 285. Another set of copies of the memo and letters are found in Box 7, Folder 313.