Issue files, 1979-1990.

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Issue files, 1979-1990.

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Correspondence, memoranda, draft legislation, reports, testimony, and notes concerning issues before the Seattle, Wash., City Council including the Martha Washington School, Fun Forest at Seattle Center, Disney proposal for the Seattle Center, Japanese-American reparations, Seattle Mariners, planning for the new Seattle Art Museum, proposed $76 million regional parks renovation bond (which never reached the ballot), and the nuclear freeze resolution.

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Seattle Municipal Archives

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SNAC Resource ID: 8044985

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Sibonga, Dolores

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