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Dunn also obtained state funds for a master plan for the Louisiana State Fair, held each fall in Shreveport, and a master plan and outlay plans for the museum which he administered.  

Dunn also obtained state funds for a master plan for the Louisiana State Fair, held each fall in Shreveport, and a master plan and outlay plans for the museum which he administered.  

One of Dunn's legislative colleagues was Richard Harmon Drew, Sr. (1917-1995), of [[Minden, Louisiana|Minden]] in Webster Parish. Drew's son, Louisiana Circuit Court [[Judge]] [[Harmon Drew, Jr.]], said that his father considered Dunn one of the hardest working and overall best legislators in Baton Rouge. Their terms coincided from 1972 to 1978, when the senior Drew returned to his previous post of Minden municipal judge.

One of Dunn's legislative colleagues was [[R. Harmon Drew, Sr.]], of [[Minden, Louisiana|Minden]] in Webster Parish. Drew's son, Louisiana Circuit Court [[Judge]] [[Harmon Drew, Jr.]], said that his father considered Dunn one of the hardest working and overall best legislators in Baton Rouge. Their terms coincided from 1972 to 1978, when the senior Drew returned to his previous post of Minden municipal judge.

==1980 congressional race==

==1980 congressional race==