Box 14

Brochures (Box 14). See also: bumper stickers (Box 41); stickers (Box 17); and pins (loose in Box 17, and attached to a piece of cloth in Box 27)

"Summary Report of Campaign Contributions and Expenditures, 1974 General Election," typed notes on contributions and expenditures, photograph of train track with caption regarding campaign financial losses

Congratulatory telegram from Elizabeth and Clay Myers (Atiyeh's opponent in the primary); letter in response to request for campaign donations; letter from a student regarding his class's gubernatorial straw poll (which elected Straub)

Correspondence from politicians, friends, and business leaders, primarily expressing regrets that Atiyeh didn't win and commending him on his efforts. Correspondents include Dick Hoyt, Chuck Hanlon, Roger Meier, Louis B. Perry, and James Campbell.

Manual includes biographical information on Victor and Dolores Atiyeh, a job description for county chairmen, information on direct mail and door-to-door campaigning, and other background and instructional information

Includes images of Victor and Dolores Atiyeh at a campaign event at Oregon State University (OSU), a photograph of one of Atiyeh's promotional billboards, images of Atiyeh speaking at the Tillamook Kiwanis Club, speaking with members of the Sandy Motorcycle Club, and a photo from the Atiyeh Express fundraiser

Includes a photocopy of one of Atiyeh's newspaper ads, as well as articles, editorials, and letters to the editor regarding Atiyeh's candidacy

Certificate of nomination and the Official Abstract of Votes for the primary election

Legislative candidates list, Republican State Central Committee county rosters, poll results, Washington County precinct information, correspondence with Oregon Common Cause, letter and attached campaign contribution information from Atiyeh campaign treasurer Tom Hartung, and campaign materials of Atiyeh's opponent, Elwood Ostrum

Note, certificate, and letter regarding Atiyeh's last campaign appearance for the race, at the Cedar Hills Kiwanis Club; correspondence and background research regarding Atiyeh's appearance at the Coast Valley Central Labor Council Candidates Night