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Box Label: City Council January 74 Box 16, Open_reel_videotapes 204

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Box Label: City Council July 2, 1979, Reel Label: Classroom Capers Upper Elementary Box 20, Open_reel_videotapes 251

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Box Label: City Council Mall Discussion w/ early comment Box 21, Open_reel_videotapes 254

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Box Label: City Council May 6 '74, Interim Downtown Parking Reel #2 Box 13, Open_reel_videotapes 178

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Box Label: City Council Meeting 2/4/1974, Entire Meeting Box 18, Open_reel_videotapes 220

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Box Label: City Council Meeting 2 Jefferson Cable Corp. Franchise Public Healing Box 6, Open_reel_videotapes 104

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Box Label: City Council Meeting 3 Jefferson Cable Corp. Franchise Public Healing Box 7, Open_reel_videotapes 111

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Box Label: City Council Meeting Cable Public Hearing, May 19, 1975; City Council Meeting June 23 1975 Final Action Concerning Sale of Jeff Cable Box 14, Open_reel_videotapes 182

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Box Label: City Council Meeting Cable Public Hearing, Reel Label: City Council Franchise Discussion 1977 Box 5, Open_reel_videotapes 91

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Box Label: City Council Meeting School Bus Request Box 8, Open_reel_videotapes 123

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