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Kolderie, T. (1980) "Citizens' League." Telephone interview, May 9.
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Koziol, B. (1980) "Children's Theatre." Personal interview, Minneapolis, Minnesota, May 23.
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Marks, D. [ed.] (1978) Artists in the City: A Report on CETA Artists in St. Paul, MN: COMPAS.
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Meier, G. (1980) "InterStudy ." Telephone interview, May 20.
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Metro Monitor (1980) "Ten arts groups generate $85 million: impact on region's economy." February 9: 1.
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Minnesota State Arts Board (1980) Program Information for Sponsoring Organizations, Fiscal Year 1981 . Minneapolis, MN: Author.
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Niskanen, W. A., Jr. (1971) Bureaucracy and Representative Government. Chicago: AVC.
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