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October 30, 2012 Special/Signature Issues » 30th Anniversary Issue

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Running on a type budget. 

Oct. 6, 1987

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Remingtons and IBM Selectrics may be things of the past, but budget headaches at City Hall aren't. With three months to go in the calendar year, City Registrar Alice Lynch bemoaned that she had only $35 left in her budget for departmental typewriter repairs.

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