Mayoral records, 1983-1987. Press Office.

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Mayoral records, 1983-1987. Press Office.

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Correspondence, reports, memos, press releases, plans and resumes from various city departments. Memos and notes written by Press Office staff. Speeches, statements, and press releases, in both draft and final form. Press clippings, proclamations, executive orders, schedules and briefing notes.

99 linear ft.

Chicago Public Library, Harold Washington Library Center

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Chicago Public Library, Harold Washington Library Center

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