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Strategies for Cities and Counties: a strategic planning guide Box 33, Volume 13

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Strategies for Livable Places: Design for Smaller Communities, 1981 Box 50, Volume 20

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Street-Level Governments: Assessing Decentralization and Urban Services, 1975 Box 50, Volume 21

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Street tree plan for Oakland : preliminary draft submittal, 1979 Box 12, Volume 9

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String of pearls : a master plan for the development of the North Canadian River, Oklahoma City, OK, 1980 Box 12, Volume 10

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Structure for a national growth policy, 1973 Box 51, Volume 1

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Study design: neighborhood planning in Atlanta, 1976-1977 Box 51, Volume 2

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Study of Airports: Design, Art and Architecture, 1981 Box 41, Volume 4

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Study of visual, perceptual images of Ghirardelli and Union Squares in San Francisco, CA (Option A), 1971 Box 22, Volume 10

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Success abroad: what foreign cities can teach American cities, 1977 Box 51, Volume 3

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