Correspondence to and from California Assembly members based out of Sacramento. Topics include: tax reform, thank you letters, congratulations, invitations and regrets, political advice, oil drilling, living expenses to members of the Assembly, special districts, condolences, the Campaign Receipts and Expenditures Bill, crude oil pricing, condolences on the 1974 campaign, and personal notes.

Correspondence to and from California Senators based out of Sacramento. Topics include: thank you letters, condolences on the 1974 campaign, invitations, political advice, the Panama canal, water shortages in California and the Delta Dilemma, congratulations, Senate Bill number 242, the Watergate inheritance, oil drilling, the closure of State hospitals, and personal notes.

Correspondence arranged alphabetically by individual's last name. Topics include: letters of recommendation, the energy crisis, thank you letters, the pessimism of California Republicans, political advice, invitations and regrets, condolences on the 1974 campaign, congratulations, the Council for Opportunity in Graduate Management Education (COGME), and personal notes.

Correspondence arranged chronologically about the "campus crisis" which followed Nixon's Cambodia decision and an invitation to join a discussion about it, a list of the Boards of Trustees of Claremont Colleges, and an introduction to the Center for Educational Opportunity.

Correspondence arranged chronologically including thank you letters, personal notes, invitations, letters of recommendation, congratulations, and condolences.

Correspondence to and from Les Cohen arranged chronologically. Letters include personal notes, the Queen Mary, Flournoy's 1969 campaign, tax reform, political advice, the Lands Commission, and a biography of Les Cohen.

Correspondence arranged alphabetically by individual's last name. Topics include: political advice, letters of recommendation, congratulations, thank you letters, Common Cause, the Political Reform act of 1974, invitations and regrets, condolences, No-Fault Automobile insurance, condolences on the 1974 campaign, the Los Angeles Public Affairs Officers Association, the Public Utilities Commission, the case of Serrano v. Priest about school finance, and personal notes.

Correspondence includes letters of condolence on the loss of the 1974 campaign for Governor of California against Brown. Sentiments included are compliments on a good campaign, disappointment in the voters, the political climate and the pardon of Richard Nixon, and best wishes for the future.

Correspondence from various legislatures and officials congratulating Flournoy for winning the Republican party nomination in the Primary race for CA Governor in 1974 and Flournoy's responses arranged chronologically.

Correspondence arranged alphabetically by individual's last name. Topics include: letters with attached articles and clippings, thank you letters, General Foods, condolences, letters of recommendation, congratulations, invitations and regrets, political advice, the Economic Round Table, telecopiers and their use by politicians, California Freeway problems, and personal notes.