Collection on Santa Fe politics, Debbie Jaramillo, and the making of the video documentary, "This town is not for sale!" 1984-2000 1993-1999

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Collection on Santa Fe politics, Debbie Jaramillo, and the making of the video documentary, "This town is not for sale!" 1984-2000 1993-1999

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Collection of news articles, correspondence, political data and scripts and videotapes regarding the City of Santa Fe, the politics of the 1994 mayoral campaign, Mayor Debbie Jaramillo and the making of the documentary "This Town Is Not For Sale!"

3 boxes (1.2 cu. ft.)

eng,

The University of New Mexico, University Libraries, Center for SouthwestResearch

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SNAC Resource ID: 6404594

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