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The document discusses the political landscape in Austin, Texas, during a transformative period in the 1970s. It highlights the emergence of a new city council with a progressive majority, led by Mayor Jeff Friedman, who aims to address issues such as controlled growth, urban development, and social services. The council's actions reflect a shift towards prioritizing community needs over developer interests, with significant public engagement in shaping city policies. The document also touches on the challenges faced by the new council members and their efforts to balance various political pressures while advocating for environmental and social justice.

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