NYC- Pinero, Sally Hernandez, Deputy Mayor, 1990

File — Box: 19, Folder: 10

Scope and Contents

see also Garment Industry Development Corporation “A Comprehensive Approach to New York City Apparel Manufacturing Development Policy,” submitted by the ILGWU, March 1990; letter to Mazur from Deputy Mayor Pinero agreeing with his support for relocating Marlene Sportswear to the Brooklyn Army Terminal, April 17, 1990; letter from Mazur to Pinero re city’s favorable tax treatment of Domsey Trading Corporation, engaged in anti-union activity, asserting that public funds should be used to further quality, not just quantity, of jobs, June 11; memos to Mazur from ILGWU exec asst James Parrott outlining items for discussion during meetings with Pinero and Mayor Dinkins, June 11 and August 16; fact sheets re importance of garment manufacturing industry for NYC; memo from Mazur to Mayor Dinkins and Deputy Mayor Bill Lynch summarizing points discussed at June 8 meeting re restoration of funding to Garment Industry Development Corporation (GIDC), promoting “Made in NY” apparel, holding a mini-summit on apparel manufacturing policy, exploring a mixed- use development in the Bronx, and other economic development issues, June 11; letter from Mazur to Dinkins urging continued funding of GIDC, May 7; memo to Mazur from Parrot re GIDC budget for FY 1991; “A Proposal to Promote New York City’s Fashion Industry,” submitted by the ILGWU, August 14; copy of cover story from Women’s Wear Daily, “SA to City Hall: Give Us Respect, and a Lot More,” with note from Mazur to Pinero, asking her to call him, July 17; invitation from Mazur for Pinero to address the Council for American Fashion (CAF), June 13; letter from Mazur to Pinero seeking clarification re mayor’s Small Business Assistance plans, October 17

Dates

1990

Language of Materials

Collection material in English

Conditions Governing Access

From the Collection:

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