File 5 - Correspondence Individuals and organisations 1981

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Correspondence Individuals and organisations 1981

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  • 1981 (Creation)

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Geoffrey Lean's general correspondence with individuals and organisations, 1981.

Correspondents include: children's Hospital Medical Centre, Department of Housing and Urban Development Washington, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Friends of the Earth, Green Alliance, Malcolm MacEwen, Marine Action Centre, Norman Myers, National Water Council, Royal Commonwealth Society, Socialist Environment and Resources Association, Swanage Railway, Treasury Solicitor*, United Kingdom Committee for the United Nations children's Fund, United Nations and Observer readers.

Subjects include: invitations to events, travel information, requests for meetings, suggestions for articles, a potential article by Prince Charles, Brixton riots*, discussions on published articles (covering Friends of the Earth, Brandt Report, fish farm threat to birds, lead pollution, 'superloos').

Creator: The Observer Limited; Geoffrey Lean

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