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New York Network Videotapes of Governors


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Overview of the Records

Repository:

New York State Archives
New York State Education Department
Cultural Education Center
Albany, NY 12230

Summary:
The New York Network was created in 1967 as a recording and broadcasting service of The State University of New York. This series consists of videotapes documenting a conference on the history of the Governor Hugh L. Carey administration entitled, "The Carey Years: Lessons for New York and the Nation." Also included are several tapes featuring news conferences and speeches by Governor Mario M. Cuomo.
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Videotapes of governors
Quantity:

2 cubic feet

37 videocassettes

Inclusive Dates:
1983-1985, 1995
Series Number:
B1959

Arrangement

Arranged by governor.

Administrative History

The New York Network was created in 1967 as a recording and broadcasting service of The State University of New York, and is currently a function of SUNY's Office of University Relations.

Scope and Content Note

This series consists of videotapes which document a conference on the history of the Governor Hugh L. Carey administration entitled, "The Carey Years: Lessons for New York and the Nation." The conference was held in 1995 and was sponsored in part by New York University's Taub Urban Research Center. Also included are several tapes featuring news conferences and speeches by Governor Mario Cuomo.

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Acquisition Information

This series was transferred to the New York State Archives by William Snyder, Executive Director of New York Network and formerly Director of Communications of the Governor Hugh L. Carey administration press office.

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