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Mayor Kevin White Testifies before Committee on Taxation
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Mayor Kevin White Testifies before Committee on Taxation

Bradley, Al (Photographer) · [ca. June 1971]

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[Information from item housing] White, Mayor Kevin: Groups: Jan. - June 1971

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