Correspondence arranged alphabetically by individual's last name. Topics include: thank you letters, political advice, condolences on the 1974 campaign, condos in Maui, invitations and regrets, the town of Flournoy, CA, congratulations, and personal notes.

Correspondence arranged chronologically to and from Robert Abernathy. Topics include: invitations and regrets, the Forgotten American, tax reform, thank you letters, and condolences on the 1974 campaign.

Correspondence arranged chronologically to and from Albert E. Abrahams of the Republicans for Progress. Topics include: campaign financing, invitations and regrets, thank you letters, letters of recommendation, political advice, congratulations, and personal notes.

Correspondence arranged chronologically to and from Frank P. Adams including congratulations and condolences on the 1974 campaign.

Correspondence arranged alphabetically by individual's last name. Topics include: political advice, thank you letters, congratulations, invitations and regrets, the State General Fund deficit, a GOP Youth Resolution, condolences on the 1974 campaign, Reinecke being indicted in the ITT case, tax relief, the quality of the Bay, hand guns, the El Monte Hospital project, and personal notes.

Correspondence from and about William T. Bagley, California Assemblyman and later State Controller. Topics include: tax reform, the Dictograph case, invitations and regrets, fiscal responsibility and spending reform, the question of forgiven loans and gift taxes, Bagley for State Controller campaign literature and a letter supporting him from Ronald Reagan, and estate and inheritance taxes.

Correspondence arranged chronologically about Paul Beck. Topics include the creation of the position Executive Assistant to the Controller, the appointment of Paul Beck to that position, congratulations, and thank you letters.

Correspondence to and from William F. Born arranged chronologically. Topics include: the South El Monte Hospital construction project, and regrets.

Correspondence to and from Loic Bouvard arranged chronologically. Topics include: invitations, congratulations, Bouvard's campaign material, and personal notes.

Correspondence arranged alphabetically by individual's last name. Topics include: thank you letters, Flournoy's candidacy for Governor, State Park development, condolences on the 1974 campaign, letters of recommendation, congratulations, invitations and regrets, political advice, condolences, the Youth Affairs department, oil drilling, the energy crisis, the California Water Project, food stamps, and personal notes.