Paul Screvane

Mayor Wagner stresses the need to recognize New York's neighborhoods and reviews the last twelve years of the city's history and problems.

Moynihan suggests we're entering a new social era and suggests urban centers have lost control because they've run out of money by continuing to appropriate funds to social purposes.

Opening of New York City's first cultural information center at 148 West 57th Street in a former shoe store.

Robert W. Dowling introduces President of the City Council, Paul Screvane, who praises Dowling and his leadership in making cultural programs available to all residents of the city. ...

Learn how to properly dispose of a cigarette butt, the prospect for 'dog comfort stations' and the atomic disposal of trash.

The big sweep revealed.