Economic Conversion, 1979-1994

Extent:
3 cubic ft.
Scope and content:
This series contains the records of the Capital-Berkshire Area Economic Conversion Study Group and Task Force (CABEC). The collection contains information about the organization and its activities from 1986-1992. Series 4 also contains information on several other local groups that supported economic conversion. Many of the groups fell under the umbrella of the Social Justice Center. There are also several news clippings and reports that help shed light on the issues surrounding economic conversion.
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Arranged alphabetically.

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