Collection: Jefferson Cable Corporation collection, 1885/1982 - ARVAS Search Results

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Box Label: Chalk Talk 1972 3rd series #2, 1972 Box 21, Open_reel_videotapes 256

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Box Label: Chalk Talk II #2 Box 19, Open_reel_videotapes 231

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Box Label: Chalk Talk; J.CC. Box 19, Open_reel_videotapes 232

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Box Label: Chalk Talk, Reel Label: Politics & Legislation, 1971 Box 24, Open_reel_videotapes 298

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Box Label: Christmas Cable Craftshop, 1972 Box 17, Open_reel_videotapes 219

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Box Label: CHV-ALBE VO-TECH Center, Reel Label: Visit to CHV-ALBE VO-TECH Center, 1974 Box 6, Open_reel_videotapes 106

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Box Label: Chville Community Development, Interview for Meetings October 29, 1974, 1974 Box 13, Open_reel_videotapes 176

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Box Label: City Bud Special, Box Label: Copy One City Budget Special, 1972 Box 21, Open_reel_videotapes 255

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Box Label: City Council 03/18/74 Reel #3 Central City, 1974 Box 16, Open_reel_videotapes 202

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Box Label: City Council Franchise Discussion 1977, Reel Label: City Council 5/19/75 cable public hearing, 1975 Box 7, Open_reel_videotapes 118

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