Letters and draft reports of the Committee's findings and recommendations. Includes "An Examination of the Events of May 13, 1972" by Mary Beth Norton; letters to the Committee from the chairman, Matthew F. McHugh; and clippings from the ITHACA JOURNAL covering the committee's work. Also, tape recordings of hearings held to investigate the event, including a statement by then Mayor Edward J. Conley.

Typewritten report concerning business of the Orchard Place Association (a residents' association), including observations based on Burr's experience as "president, engineer, treasurer, policeman, yard man, and street cleaner." Issues covered include snow removal, icy roads, parking, potholes, fallen leaves, finances, and Burr's successor as keeper of the Association's records.