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Governor Edmund G. "Jerry" Brown, Jr. introduces governmental appointees. Shown are (from left): Mario Obledo, Dr. Dale Farabee, Beverlee Myers, Senator Arlen Gregorio, Brown, Rita Saenz, Marion Woods, Henry Zaretsky and Dr. Jerome Lackner (departing state health director)

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Title: Governor Edmund G. "Jerry" Brown, Jr. introduces governmental appointees. Shown are (from left): Mario Obledo, Dr. Dale Farabee, Beverlee Myers, Senator Arlen Gregorio, Brown, Rita Saenz, Marion Woods, Henry Zaretsky and Dr. Jerome Lackner (departing state health director)
Date Created and/or Issued: 1978-1978
Contributing Institution: Center for Sacramento History
Collection: Center for Sacramento History Photo Collection
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Description: Governor Edmund G. "Jerry" Brown, Jr. introduces governmental appointees. Shown are (from left): Mario Obledo, Dr. Dale Farabee, Beverlee Myers, Senator Arlen Gregorio, Brown, Rita Saenz, Marion Woods, Henry Zaretsky and Dr. Jerome Lackner (departing state health director).
Type: image
Identifier: 469686B5-EDFE-41FF-9E6E-282712145516
1983/001/SBPMP00485
Subject: Brown, Jr., Edmund G
Obledo, Mario
Farabee, Dale Dr
Myers, Beverlee
Gregorio, Arlen
Saenz, Rita
Woods, Marion
Zaretsky, Henry
Lackner, Jerome Dr

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