Reminiscences of Maureen Connelly : Oral history, 1992. 2000.

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Reminiscences of Maureen Connelly : Oral history, 1992. 2000.

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Edward I. Koch, first meeting; Research Director, 1977 Koch mayoral campaign; Koch and Mario Cuomo, media representation of; Press Secretary, 1977-1980, experiences as first woman and youngest person to hold the position; Ed Koch's work to bar discrimination against gays, availability to press, poverty program reform, closure of Sydenham Hospital, 1980, alienation of black community, town hall meetings, Constituent Hours; Parking Violations Bureau [PVB] scandal; mayoral campaign, 1981; gubernatorial primary of 1982; Bess Myerson, U.S. senate campaign, 1982.

Transcript: 97 pp.

Columbia University in the City of New York, Columbia University Libraries

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