(L-R) Mayor Edward I. Koch, Director of the New York State Division of Substance Abuse Services Julio A. Martinez, President of Therapeutic Communities of America and Daytop Village, Inc., Monsignor William B. O'Brien, and Vice Chairman of Daytop Village, Inc. and Chairman of the city's Off-Track Betting Corporation John Keenan before Mayor Koch greets the International Conference of Therapeutic Communities, a symposium on narcotics rehabilitation

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(L-R) Mayor Edward I. Koch, Director of the New York State Division of Substance Abuse Services Julio A. Martinez, President of Therapeutic Communities of America and Daytop Village, Inc., Monsignor William B. O'Brien, and Vice Chairman of Daytop Village, Inc. and Chairman of the city's Off-Track Betting Corporation John Keenan before Mayor Koch greets the International Conference of Therapeutic Communities, a symposium on narcotics rehabilitation

Identifier: REC0036_13_08-010-0259

Title: (L-R) Mayor Edward I. Koch, Director of the New York State Division of Substance Abuse Services Julio A. Martinez, President of Therapeutic Communities of America and Daytop Village, Inc., Monsignor William B. O'Brien, and Vice Chairman of Daytop Village, Inc. and Chairman of the city's Off-Track Betting Corporation John Keenan before Mayor Koch greets the International Conference of Therapeutic Communities, a symposium on narcotics rehabilitation

Title: Series 13: Photographs

Collection: Mayor Edward I. Koch records

Date: 1979-09-17

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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