Description: Profile of Newton mayor Ted Mann, a popular and durable Republican. He considers himself "grass roots," delivering essential services. Shakes hands with people on the street, greets children.
Description: Office of MOB (Mayor's Older Bostonians) senior citizens support services. Framed photo of Kevin White. Shuttle provides transportation for elderly citizens. Van leaves Allston Brighton Little City Hall, rides along streets. Elderly man pulls grocery cart. Interview with Mr. Nissenbaum who is happy with Mayor White's senior services. Interview with Anne Nissenbaum also endorses White. Interview with Joseph Rothfarb, unhappy that "White has overstaffed his pet projects." Another man says too much crime.
Description: Boston Teachers Union president Edward Doherty is a mayoral candidate. His platform is chiefly schools reform. Acknowledges he is long shot against popular incumbent. Stills with Dukakis, Tip O'Neill, Mondale.
Description: DEBATE AMONG 8 BOSTON MAYORAL CANDIDATES (REEL 1). Ray Flynn, David Finnegan, Michael Gelber, Lawrence DiCara, Fred Langone, Eloise Linger, Dennis Kearney, Mel King.
Description: DEBATE AMONG 8 BOSTON MAYORAL CANDIDATES (REEL 2). Ray Flynn, David Finnegan, Michael Gelber, Lawrence DiCara, Fred Langone, Eloise Linger, Dennis Kearney, Mel King.
Description: Edward McCormack, whose PEBSCO handles state employee pension fund, is accused of winning contract as favor from friend Robert Crane. Rep. Kevin Blanchette.
Description: Attorney and developer Edward McCormack will disband law firm because of Boston real estate slump. Paul Garrity speaks as real estate expert. 99 Summer Street. “Retail space available” signs.
Description: Survey of buildings owned by Edward McCormack, real estate developer of Kevin White era. Rowes Wharf, Bostonian Hotel, Custom House, Government Center parking garage.