ON PREVIEW CASSETTE 98043 View of a small group of men walking toward camera through a parking lot. They all carry legal pads in their hands. Shot of men entering a building.
ON PREVIEW CASSETTE 98043 Various shots of a room filled with garbage from floor to ceiling. There are brown paper bags and cardboard boxes filled with trash. Shot of the floor covered with gargage. CU of the mess. This place is filthy.
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ON PREVIEW CASSETTE 98043 Shot of an upscale home located in a wealthy suburban neiborhood. The design of the house looks modern for the time. The facade was done with rustic looking wood paneling. The garage door is open and a uniformed police officer stands at the entrance. It is obvious that he has been there for awhile. There is an orange lawn chair set up for him, but he just stands with his arms crossed in front of him. Closer shot of the officer. CU of the top section of the house. Side view of officer standing in front of the garage. Distant shot of the house and the officer with a car parked on the street. Closer view of the house. The officer is now pacing as he watches over the crime scene.
ON PREVIEW CASSETTE 98043 There has been a robbery at the Ohio Savings and Loan. The segment begins with the exterior of the bank. The building is in an urban setting located on a corner lot. The bank was a wonderful neon sign that protrudes from the building's facade. The camera pans down the building and focuses on the entrance. Above the doors, large lettering spells out "Ohio Savings". Shot of the doors as a woman walks in. Shot of the building exterior from across the street. Within this shot you get the feeling of an urban street. A pedestrian stands at the curb waiting to cross. A bus stopped at the intersection starts moving down the street. Shot of the marquee and building facade.
ON PREVIEW CASSETTE 98043 This story pertains to three men who have paddled their way down the Ohio River in a small row boat. The three are dressed in pioneer, frontier type of clothing. First shot is of the three rowing to dock. One man prepairs a rope in order to tie the boat in place. Shot of men taking belongings out of the boat. CU of a bearded man in a fur hat talking about the river excursion. Shot of the three men dressed in pioneer clothing. One man smoke a cigarette.
ON PREVIEW CASSETTE 98043 CU of African-American man dressed in a suit and tie talking about the welfare system. Shot of a panal of African-American men and women seated behind a table. Shot of Caucasian male reporter taking notes. CU of African-American woman talking about the welfare system.
ON PREVIEW CASSETTE 98043 Ridged shot of Governor John Gilligan seated behind a desk giving a press conference. The topic of his talk is mental illness. He states that the illness still has a stigma attached to it. He then goes on to talk about Senator Eagleton and his past dealings with psychiatric treatment. Gilligan states that public knowledge of Eagleton's mental illness is bound to disturb many people. Eagleton made his illness public after he was announced the democratic nominee for the Vice Presidency in 1972.
ON PREVIEW CASSETTE 98043 Segment begins with a small group of Cacasian men walking down a hallway and toward the camera. Shot of men taking their seats at a large conference table. Shot of men seated at the table. CU of grey haired man wearing glasses. Camera pulls back to reveal younger man seated next to the grey haired man.
An elderly couple getting ready to embark on a motorcycle ride. The man is seated on the bike while his female companion stands to the side. They are parked in front of a white suburban home. They have matching outfits on: white shirts, black leather vests, string ties and white helmets. The woman has wonderful white sunglass goggles on. Their helmets have their names printed on them. The man's name is Harvey, the woman's name is illegible but I think its Ester. The interaction between the two begins. The woman asks the man "All set?". Man replies "All set". The woman is ready to take a seat on the motorcycle when the man asks "You don't mind if I change my glasses do you". The woman gets a little frustrated and says "Every time I have to do this" as she shakes her hands. The man takes off his helmet in order to change his glasses. Woman asks man if he has his tie on. Man respond by saying "I've got my tie on" Woman says "Good. Thank heavens you remembered that". Man puts helmet back on as woman waits patiently. Man say "Now we're all ready". Woman replies "Okay, let me get my wooden leg over". Shot of the two cruising down the street on the motorcyle. They look great in their matcing attire.
Shot of four men seated behind a desk. One man does all the talking. Camera focuses on this man. Man talks about the struggle that is going on between the fire department and the union.
This story pertains to a young child who will be flying solo on an airplane. The story is told by the Pan Am stewardess (flight attendent) who will be responsible for the child. The woman is seated at a desk talking to a reporter. She is dressed in a bright red sweater vest with a white butterfly collar shirt underneath. Her hair is tied back in a fashionable manner. The woman speaks of what the child will have with him aboard the plane. She states that everything will work out just fine.
Footage begins with a man seated on a couch with microphones placed in front of him. You can see the silhouette of a film camera and crew recording the man. Shot of man seated on the couch. Shot of reporters standing off to the side. More views of the man. CU of the man as he speaks of a plan to help pay for a higher education.
Man is being interviewed by a reporter. The topic of discussion is free parking in the city of Cleveland Ohio.
A woman with a classic 1970's look is being questioned about the performance of the Mounties at the fair. Apparently, it was an emotional experience. Woman claims that she was so moved that she became teary eyed.
This segment takes place at the Automobile Licence Bureau in Akron Ohio. The first shot is of a man entering the building through a glass door. Interior shot of the building with a long line of people waiting. Closer shot of people waiting in line. Shot of a woman typing at a station as people wait in front of her. Next to the woman's station there is a sign that reads "Tax Forms Typed Here". Exterior shot of the License Bureau sign that shifts to reveal small yellow convertible pulling into a parking space. Interior shot of women signing yellow pieces of paper. Shot of woman on the phone as she sifts through index cards. Shot of woman bending down and looking at index cards that have been filed in a filing cabnet. Shot of woman seated at a desk writing. Shot of License Bureau cashier counting money. DMV, Department of Motor Vehicles.
A priest from St. John's College is standing at a podium addressing a small group of people. He speaks of the precedents of the school and then recites a verse from Philippians. Shot of the audience. One middle aged couple looks very eager with huge smiles on their faces. Shot of priest shaking bishop's hand.
Very brief shot of the exterior of the Lasalle Hotel. This looks like an apartment building. No visible evidence of a fire.
CU of sign that reads "Memphis Elementary School-Cleveland Public Schools". Various shots of blacktop play area and elementary school. No people in the shots.
City Camera News takes a tour through the tight quarters of the retired WWII submarine "USS Cod". Interior shots of the submarine. Uniformed navy guide expains various devices. Shot of guide bending down and stepping through short doorway. Exterior shot of reporter and guide standing on top level of the ship. Guide states that he would like to see the ship retire in a park-like setting where she could be open to the public. Distant shot of submarine. CU shot of navy man also talking about the future of the "USS Cod". He states that the funds for restoring the vessel have run out. Now, the restoration relies solely on the help from volunteers. Shot of the submarine as camera pulls back to reveal reporter making his final commentary.
This story pertains to a soap box derby where a young girl has taken first place. The story begins with two derby cars being set at the top of the starting ramps. Shot of derby cars racing down the track. Shot of girl who won the race walking behind men who are carrying her car. Reporter interviews girl. Girl states that she really had no intention of winning the race. Winning this race means that she will now compete in Akron. Girl states "I don't really like Akron". We then find out that she is frightened of the track there. Shot of man crossing the track with racing flags. Shot of derby cars coming down the track and crossing the finish line. Shot of girl sitting in her derby car.
Activity at a shipyard. First shot is of a very large ship docked in the water. The name of the ship is "Continental Pioneer" Next shot is of a man driving a forklift. As the forklift passes the camera, the ship can be seen. A large crane is lifting large cylinder materials out of the ship. CU of forklift positioning lifting mechanism inside cylinder. CU of African-American man operating forklift. Shot of cylinder and forklift moving in reverse. Shot of crane moving cylinder over ship. CU of crane operator. Shot of shirtless man grabbing on to cables attached to cylinder that has just been lowered to the ground. Panning shot of several of these cylinders lined up on the back of a flatbed truck. As truck pulls away, ship is revealed in the background.
It looks like the carnival has come to town for the folks of Berea Ohio. The footage begins with people milling about a local carnival or fair. People walk through the main strip where venders, booths and games line the path. Image captures the essence of midwestern America in the early 1970's. Brief shot of Ferris wheel cars going around and around. POV subjective shot from inside Ferris wheel car looking down over the carnival scene. Shot of male carny operating carnival ride. He stares at the camera or into space; it is difficult to tell which one. The man seems to blend into his surroundings. Shot of cotton candy stand where a young girl is about to spin the sugary goodness onto a stick.
Two men stand in front of the City Hall building in Parma Ohio. The gentleman featured here are the mayor of Parma and a reporter from the Ohio TV News crew. They discuss employment in the town and the accusation that Parma falls into the low income bracket. Petruska