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Richard H. Marriott, Mayor of Sacramento, 1968-1975. Here, Mayor Marriott reads a letter at a meeting asking firemen to return to work after which the city will listen to their demands

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Title: Richard H. Marriott, Mayor of Sacramento, 1968-1975. Here, Mayor Marriott reads a letter at a meeting asking firemen to return to work after which the city will listen to their demands
Creator: Sharrer, Ward
Date Created and/or Issued: 1970/10/09
Contributing Institution: Center for Sacramento History
Collection: Center for Sacramento History Photo Collection
Rights Information: Please contact the contributing institution for more information regarding the copyright status of this object.
Description: Richard H. Marriott, Mayor of Sacramento, 1968-1975. City Councilman, 1959-1968, Deputy Secretary of Health and Welfare under Jerry Brown, 1979. Known for his work supporting organized labor. Editor, Sacramento Labor Bulletin. Here, Mayor Marriott reads a letter at a meeting asking firemen to return to work after which the city will listen to their demands.
Type: image
Identifier: 0894C05A-8934-4F88-993A-683665874598
1983/001/SBPMP05567
Subject: Sacramento City Council
Sacramento Mayor
California Department of Health and Welfare
Sacramento Labor Bulletin
Sacramento Fire Department
Marriott, Richard H
Marriott, Richard

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