Press releases, official House of Representatives, 1972

Mixed in are newsletters "Harrisburg Report" and "The Jim Kelly Report."

January 18, 1982, Rep. James B. Kelly’s House Bill 205 passed to change the election code providing for the bi-partisan election of schoolboard members.

January 1972, Rep. James B. Kelly’s House Bill 205 passed to change the election code providing for the bi-partisan election of schoolboard members.

January 1972, Rep. James B. Kelly announces he will run for a second term.

Memo, March 13, 1972, from Rep. James B. Kelly, to Republican Committee of 28th Legislative District. He is sending them a publication called “Harrisburg Hotline.”

Newsletter, 1972 “Harrisburg Report.”

April 1972, Student Poll votes for Rep. James B. Kelly.

May 1972, Rep. James B. Kelly named to task force on Federal aid.

May 1972, Results of a poll conducted by Rep. James B. Kelly released.

Newsletter, December 1971, “The Jim Kelly Report: published as a service to the citizens of the 28th Legislative District.”

June 30, 1972, House Bill 205, permitting bi-partisan election of school board directors, will be signed by Governor Shapp.

August 1972, Proposed House Rules change to require House members, or candidates for office, to file a report of outside income.

Newsletter, September 1972, “Harrisburg Report,” topic covers Republican party leadership plans.

October 6, 1972, Rep. Kelly will sponsor House Bill 2483, to remove the ability for the Milk Marketing Board to set retail milk prices.

December 8, 1972, Rep. James B. Kelly is opening a constituent services office.

Letter, December 12, 1972, from James B. Kelly to committee members. Sending them the press release about him opening a constituent services office.

December 27, 1972, the state is taking applications for lifeguard positions.