William Byron Webster Interview

Duane Bay; Meda Okelo

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William Byron Webster Interview

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Interview of William Byron Webster by Duane Bay and Meda Okelo. Topics include: going to Stanford, migration to EPA after teaching in several universities; notable people who influenced him; rent control activism; door-to-door campaigning; founding of EPA Council of Tenants; living on East O’Keefe Street; appointed to Rent Stabilization Board; Jane Leech and the non-profit, Jane Leech Fund: planning the City’s 25th anniversary including organizing the 2003 Film Festival; through the Freedom Arts organization, he composed music and produced plays and operas including the George Washington Opera; more notable people; opposition to rent control; outlook for EPA going forward; and other topics.

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