Mayor Edward I. Koch accepting a check from Sen. Al D'Amato (R-NY) for $114 million in proceeds from the the new federal gasoline tax, which was to be used for mass transit

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Mayor Edward I. Koch accepting a check from Sen. Al D'Amato (R-NY) for $114 million in proceeds from the the new federal gasoline tax, which was to be used for mass transit

(L-R) Mayor Koch, Vice Chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority Daniel Scannell, D'Amato, City Council President Carol Bellamy, and regional administrator of the Urban Mass Transportation Administration Alfred Dellibovi

Identifier: REC0036_13_08-010-0901

Title: Mayor Edward I. Koch accepting a check from Sen. Al D'Amato (R-NY) for $114 million in proceeds from the the new federal gasoline tax, which was to be used for mass transit

Title: Series 13: Photographs

Collection: Mayor Edward I. Koch records

Date: 1983-06-03

Description: (L-R) Mayor Koch, Vice Chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority Daniel Scannell, D'Amato, City Council President Carol Bellamy, and regional administrator of the Urban Mass Transportation Administration Alfred Dellibovi

Creator: New York (N.Y.). Office of the Mayor

Creator: Koch, Edward I. (1924-2013)

Borough: New York (N.Y.)

Type: Still Image

Format: Negatives (photographs)

Source: New York City Municipal Archives

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Language: eng

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