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Publication type (Carnegie):
Carnegie Newsletter: Letter
Issue Title (Carnegie):
Tuned Out and Turned Off?
Date:
1992-04-01
Pages:
27
Collections:
Summary:
Letter arguing that Emery Barnes does not have the right facts about the council's decision concerning DERA funding and the Downtown South area. Specifically, Mayor Campbell argues that city council is being attacked by a negative propaganda campaign and that city council is working hard to provide ample housing and funding to the Downtown South area.
Keywords:
Politicians; Downtown South, DERA, City Hall