Pretty cool - it definitely helps to read things better, although it actually resulted in me removing more characters from my transcription! After seeing them more clearly, I was less confident to make a judgment on which letter they may be.
I'll include my transcription below. I've marked questionable characters with an asterisk, and the circled sections are enclosed in square brackets:
Document 1 - P1
(MND MK NE* RSE-N-S-*-KNARE) (ACSM)
*TFRNE NP*NSE NPBSE RCBBNSE NPRSE 1NC
PRSE NM*SE *PREHLD WLDNCBE(TFXL* TCXL NCBE)
AL-*RPPIT XLYPPIY NCBE M*KSEWCD RCBR NSE PRSE
WLDRCBRNSE NT **NE*T*SE-CRSLE-CITRSE WLDNCBE
ALWCPNCBETSME LRSE RLSE UR GLSNE AS N WLDNCBE
(NOPFSE NLSRE NCBE) NTE GDDMNSENCURERCBRNE
(TENE TFRNE NCBRTSENCBE 1NC)
(FLRSE PRSE ONDE 71 NCBE)
(CDNSE PRSE ONS*E 74 NCBE)
(PR+SE PRSE ONREDE 75 NCBE)
(TF N*CMSP SOLE MRDE LUSE TOTE WLD*WLDNCBE)
(194 WLD'S NCBE)(TRFXL)
Document 2 - NOTES
[ ALPNTE GLSE-SE ER+E
YLSE MTSE-CTSE-WSE-FRTSE
PNRTRSE ONPRSE WLD NCBE
N WLD XLRCMSP NEWLD STS MEXL
*ULMT * TUNSE NCBE ** ]
[ (M*NSA*STEN MUNARSE)
KLSE-LRSTE-TR SE-TRSE-M*SE *-MRSE
(SAE*NSE SE N MRCE) ]
[ NMNRCBRNSE PTE 2PTE WSR*B****
36 MLSE 74SPRKS E 29KE NO*OLE 175 R*RSE
35 SLE CLGSE *UNUT*E *KRSE PSESHLE
651 MTCSE HTLSE NCUTCTRS NMRE
99.84.5 *UNEPLSE NCRSE AO*TSE N S*SE N* SE
N5REONSE PVTSE WLD NCBE (JXOR*) ]
[ *NMSE NRSE 1N2 NTRCE RCB*NSE NTSRCR*N
LSPNSE N GSPSE MKSE R BSE N CBE *XL*R
HM CRE N MRE NCBE 1/2 MUN D DLSE ]
[ D-W-M14 *PL X*RLX ]