City Light Moving Images ➔ Brown Paper Rapper [Mayor Charles Royer Question and Answer Session Part 2]

Moving Image

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Identifier:

4845

Description

Mayor Charles Royer participates in a question and answer session with City Light employees and discusses small businesses, children and families, and Seattle tourism including Seattle Center, Supersonics, Woodland Park Zoo, and the then-under construction convention center. He also touches on the workplace and community relations culture of City Light and other city departments.

Original Number:

FT 068 02

Language:

English

Date created:

February 16 1984

Coverage Date:

1984

Series:

1204-05: City Light Moving Images

Type:

Footage

Note:

Footage begins abruptly; Tape/Case Note: 84-09 PM-02

Subject Terms:

CITY LIGHT;CITY EMPLOYEES;MAYOR

LC Terms:

United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship, King v. Burwell Supreme Court case and congressional action that can be taken to protect small businesses and their employees : [http://id.loc.gov/resources/works/19204486] Moving Image

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Citation:

Courtesy of the Seattle Municipal Archives, #4845, Series 1204-05.

Creator:

Seattle City Light {USE}

Related People/Organizations:

Seattle City Light {USE}
Royer, Charles, 1939- (City of Seattle Mayor)
Seattle Center (Seattle, Wash.)
Woodland Park Zoo

Video Format(s):

Carrier: 4845 3/4” U-matic (Box 44)

Digital Format(s):

Matroska (7 GiB)
MPEG-4 (159 MiB)

Permissions:

Moving image content created by the City of Seattle is public record and does not require permission for use as it is a public record. To use content created by entities other than the City of Seattle, please contact the creator for permission. Please cite moving images materials “Courtesy of the Seattle Municipal Archives” with the item number if possible. The videos streaming here are a low resolution copy. If you require a higher resolution copy, please contact archives@seattle.gov. Moving Image

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