KTLA News: "Los Angeles City Council debates rent control" (1980)

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Title: "Los Angeles City Council debates rent control." Date: July 17, 1980.
Summary: Reporter Tony Valdez covers a debate amongst Los Angeles City Council members regarding rent control. Councilman Arthur Snyder talks protecting those that can’t help themselves, and that rent control should not extend to luxury units. Howard Jarvis also addresses the City Council. Clip includes reporter’s voiceover (no picture), shots of City Hall and footage of Council members eating during the debate. There is also roughly two and a half minutes of footage that belongs with the story covering Union Station, FM8896. Segment includes Governor Jerry Brown and Mayor Tom Bradley signing papers, reporter’s voiceover (no picture), shots of Union Station, passengers and an Amtrak train, and Bradley speaking to the crowd.
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