Transcripts of minutes and public hearings of public authorities, 1951-1974.

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Transcripts of minutes and public hearings of public authorities, 1951-1974.

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This series contains minutes of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and the Atomic and Space Development Authority. Also included are transcripts of hearings of the Power Authority of New York State and some printed proposed contracts between the Power Authority and potential customers. The governor's office maintained these files to monitor activities of public authorities and to exercise the governor's power to approve or veto decisions made at meetings of public authorities.

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New York State Archives

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