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Participants discussed the challenges and potential problems facing cities. Among the issues were the impact of suburbanization and sprawl, effective leadership, and regional cooperation.

Current news events and political issues were examined through reviews of the morning newspapers; interviews with journalists, newsmakers and legislators; and viewer telephone calls, faxes a…

Reverend Jesse Jackson, President of the National Rainbow Coalition, addressed a forum sponsored by the Institute of Politics Student Advisory Committee, the Kennedy School Black Student Cau…

Students from Concord High School talked about the 1992 presidential election and issues that are important to them. Students from several other high schools in New Hampshire participated vi…

From Charleston, SC the U.S. Conference of Mayors Annual Conference held a panel discussion on “How Cities Can Address the Needs of Children” The panel was made up of members of the Nation…

National League of Cities held a forum to talk about Leadership: the people, press and politics.

Mayor of Indianapolis William Hudnut discussed and took phone calls from viewers about Dan Quayle and the Republican Convention.

The Conference of Mayors held a forum on responding to the AIDS crisis.

Vice President George H. Bush spoke to an audience of mostly students at George Washington High School in Indianapolis, IN. Invest Indianapolis sponsored the event. Mr. Bush spoke about the …

U.S. Conference of Mayors panel discussion on Police-Minority Relations.

Professor Arthur Miller conducted a discussion entitled “Partners in Urban America: Private Development in the Public Interest.” The program was sponsored by a consortium that include the U.…

Republican mayor of Indianapolis, William Hudnut II, offered his thoughts on the effect of the presidential race on American cities and explained why he believed that Indianapolis had had so…

Indianapolis Mayor Hudnut discussed the economic health of Indianapolis and responded to callers' questions.

Mayors discussed the effect the federal budget proposals will have on their cities and what they want the federal government to do.

Governor Babbitt and Mayor Hudnut briefed reporters on their federal deficit reduction report. They answered reporters' questions.