Shapp, Milton J. (Governor), Letters from Patrick Gleason

October 3, 1974 from Rep. Patrick A. Gleason, to Governor Milton J. Shapp. Complaining about Shapp's lack of cooperation with the Select Committee investigations.

September 23, 1974 from Rep. Patrick A. Gleason, to Governor Milton J. Shapp. Arguing over what documents should be subpoenaed.

September 13, 1974 from Rep. Benjamin H. Wilson, Acting Chairman, to Governor Milton J. Shapp. Regarding new documents subpoenaed by the Select Committee.

August 15, 1974 from Rep. Patrick A. Gleason, to Governor Milton J. Shapp. Regarding items subpoenaed by the Select Committee.

August 8, 1974 from Rep. Patrick A. Gleason, to Governor Milton J. Shapp. Requesting more evidence.

August 6, 1974 from Rep. Patrick A. Gleason, to Governor Milton J. Shapp. Gleason is uncomfortable with Shapp trying to choose a day to appear before the Committee.

August 2, 1974 from Rep. Patrick A. Gleason, to Governor Milton J. Shapp. Requesting copies of Shapp's Federal and State tax returns.

Enclosed letter, June 26, 1973 from Attorney General Israel Packel, to Rep. Patrick A. Gleason. Discussing the legality of bank loans for candidate races.

Enclosed letter, June 25, 1973 from Rep. Patrick A. Gleason, to Attorney General Israel Packel. Gleason want to close what he calls a loophole in H.B.746.