Florida report : videotapes and scripts, 1974-1981.

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Florida report : videotapes and scripts, 1974-1981.

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This series contains videotapes and scripts of the television program "Florida Report" from 1974 to 1981. The program is a thirty minute per week show produced between legislative sessions. The videotapes are only available in one inch reel-to-reel type C format.

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Florida State Archive

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Florida State Archive

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