ON PREVIEW CASSETTE 210906 J Shot of reporter Jim Cox standing outside of the Cuyahoga County Court House. He holds a microphone in one hand and a legal notepad in the other. He is talking about the Model Cities Program. Interview with a man who talks into a microphone with his head hung down. He never looks at the camera. He talks about a man named Mr. Dogget and a shooting that has occured. He goes on to talk about legal matters. View of Jim Cox, in front of the court building making his final commentary.
ON PREVIEW CASSETTE 210906 J Slightly elevated view of a Cleveland Browns vs Miami Dolphins game. Various shots of different plays.
ON PREVIEW CASSETTE 210906 J View of men and women filing out of a courtroom. View of people walking down the hall. Shot of a shaggy haired man dressed in a suit and tie being escorted down the hallway. View of man from the back. His hands have been handcuffed behind him.
ON PREVIEW CASSETTE 210906 J Interview with a Caucasian man who gives his thoughts on the resignation of Vice President Spiro Agnew. The man believes that Agnew should be given the opportunity to face his accusers in a court of law if he was coerced into taking a guilty plea.
ON PREVIEW CASSETTE 210906 J Interview with Mr. Corrigan as he sits behind a desk. He talks about putting a third canidate on the ballot for an upcoming mayoral election.
ON PREVIEW CASSETTE 210906 J Interview with an African-American man who talks about the statement he had made to the Grand Jury. In his opinion, they are not concerned about stopping the shooting of just one black man. If they were, they would show their concern about the killing that happens everyday in the black community. He then goes on to say that he had no reason for mentioning the names: Bill Seawight, Ron Bay or Mike Rainey.
ON PREVIEW CASSETTE 210906 J View of a water spout (funnel shaped tornado originating from a water source) seen forming in the distant horizon. Camera pans to the left to reveal more tornados. Three more shots of the same thing. You can also see white capped waves below the spouts. View of a car parked right on the water's edge. White waves are coming up over the sea wall and drenching the car. Two shots of moderately sized white waves moving through the water. Shot of silhouetted buildings in the distance. The visual horizon is bright, but the rest of the sky is draped with dark clouds. Shot of the sky filled with dark clouds. Camera pulls down to reveal illuminated horizon, silhoueted buildings and dark clouds. View of a cement pier extending into the lake. You see the movement of the water and the dark clouds in the sky.
ON PREVIEW CASSETTE 210906 J A press conference is being held by Ohio State football coach, Woody Hayes. Hayes is seated at a table filled with microphones. He talks about a recent game and highlights the player John hicks.
ON PREVIEW CASSETTE 210906 J Interview with a Caucasian man seated and talking into a table microphone. He wears a short-sleeved dress shirt and a fairly loud tie. The man states that his staff has estimated that the supply of petroleum products will be 50 million gallons short this year. It is also estimated the Propane fuel will short by 27 million gallons. He goes on to say, his biggest concern is that the electrical utility companies will not have enough resorces for the winter months.
ON PREVIEW CASSETTE 210906 J Reporter interviews a man on the shore of a tubulant Lake Erie. The strong winds and large waves are posing a threat to the local residents. Eastlake residents have been warned, but not evacuated. An emergency crew from the National Guard has been working to create a temporary block from the elements. There are plans to build a permanent dike, but that might not happen for weeks. As the two men converse, a bulldoser is seen in the background moving around.
ON PREVIEW CASSETTE 210906 J This segment pertains Shot of two women standing on the bank of Lake Erie. One woman is dressed in a bright yellow rain suit, the other is wearing a typical jacket. The wind coming off the lake is very strong. The camera then pans the water where white capped waves are rolling in. Shot of a bulldosermoving in reverse. Shot of three people standing on a mound of dirt with their backs toward the camera. Two are wearing full yellow rain suits, one is wearing regular street clothes. The sky in front of them is intensely filled with clouds. Shot of a bulldoser moving in reverse. Shot of three men standing on the shore of the lake. Two men are dressed in khakis (National Guard), the other is dressed in work clothed topped with a green hardhat. One of the men in khakis is pointing and giving instructions. Shot of a tank with a shovel attached to the front of it, supplied by the National Gaurd. The tank moves toward the water where there is a man giving directional signals with his arms.
ON PREVIEW CASSETTE 210906 J Shot of a reporter holding a hand held microphone and wearing a trench coat. He stands in front of the new Physical Education Center on the campus of Cleveland State University. He comments that the new center is equipped with two swimming pool, gym, tennis and handball courts. He goes on to say that many events are happening in order to celebrate the new building. He mentions that fraternity teams will have a beer barrel relay race. The team has already given a crash course session to Jackie Urbanek, Miss Ohio.
ON PREVIEW CASSETTE 210906 J View of an indoor olympic sized swimming pool located on the campus of Cleveland State University. View of college boys playing a freestyle game of basketball in the gym. View of frat boys pushing two beer kegs up a busy street. View of two college girls standing by a brick wall, one smokes a cigarette. View of fraternity boys and Miss Ohio (Jackie Urbanek), bending down and rolling silver beer kegs toward the camera. A photographer moves in front of the film camera to take a picture. View of camera man, reporters and photographer with camera around his neck. One reporter smokes a cigarette. View of Miss Ohio giving reporter a kiss on the cheek. She is wearing a white turtleneck and wearing her pageant sash.
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ON PREVIEW CASSETTE 210906 J Shot of a busy urban intersection. Buses are passing by, buses are coming to a stop, pedestrians are crossing the street. View of pedestrians walking on the sidewalk in front of city shops. They are walking away from the camera. Tracking shot of storefronts. Tracking shot of pedestrians crossing the street. View of people filing about of a bus.
ON PREVIEW CASSETTE 210906 J Interview with an older white haired Caucasian woman . The interview is taking place in an office, the woman is seated behind a desk. She talks about becoming a write-in candidate on the mayoral ballot.
ON Preview Cassette #210906 J The segment begins with an elevated view of Cleveland Ohio. In the distance, a large white building is emitting clouds of black smoke. The place is on fire! CU of a sign that reads "Musicians Towers". Shot of firetruck arked on the street. A fireman is straightening a hose. Camera quickly pans to the building that is on fire. Shot of witnesses talking to reporters and pointing to the building. Establishing shot of the building.
ON PREVIEW CASSETTE 210906 J General views of a meeting taking place with men seated around a large table. Ralph Perk is seated next to an African-American man (Sam Riley?). Man speaks into a microphone. (No Audio)
ON PREVIEW CASSETTE 210906 J CU of reporter Jim Cox standing in front of the Criminal Courts Building. The topic of his report is the Model Cities grand jury hearing. There are questions as to how the program is being run. Several city officials have been subpoenaed to testify. It sounds like there are crooked politics involved.
ON PREVIEW CASSETTE 210906 J Inteview with Senator William B. Saxbe from Ohio. Saxbe speaks passionately about the war in Vietnam. "We are not going to send troops over there without one hell of a scrap on the floor of congress." He goes on to say that this should be made clear to everybody "and those people who are shooting off their mouths" and saying we should be sending troops under certain conditions, "should realize that the american people don't want to send troops to anybody".
ON PREVIEW CASSETTE 210906 J This segment pertains to people registering for the write-in candidacy in an upcoming mayoral election. The first person to sign up is Mrs. Cotner. She is a classy lady dressed in a white trench coat. She approaches the counter and states "I'm ready, ready as I'll ever be". She doesn't sound all that enthusiastic about being there. Shot of a group of women showing their support. Mrs. Cotner signs a document, the camera zooms in on her hands and paper. Her finger nails are polished with a shimmery coat, her ring finger supports a wedding ring. Cotner takes her receipt and puts it into an envelope. As she turns to move away from the counter, you can see that her white hair is neatly styled in a bun. People clap and shake her hand. Shot of a second candidate who is a younger male. He is opening a white envelope that contains the $50 registration fee. Camera zooms in on his hands opening the envelope. Interview with the candidate, who happens to be the son of the current mayor. (Perk) The man has a mustache and is wearing tinted glasses. Shot of a reporter making commentary while standing in front of a curtain of red, white and blue. CU of hands opening an envelope and taking paper out. Shot of woman standing and sorting through a box of paper ballots. Interview with an African-American man. You cannot hear the question that is being asked, but his first responce is "I don't like it, but its part of the job and we have to do it". He goes on to talk about booth officials and training elction workers.
ON PREVIEW CASSETTE 210906 J View of George Forbes standing at a podium speaking to an audience. View of Caucasian audience. View of reporter taking notes. CU of Forbes at the podium. He speaks passionately about the black community. "I understand why there is no deep concern or hearing cry to straighten it out, because tomorrow's city's affair is basically a black affair. And the attitudes and ideas permeate from City Hall and from the highest walks of life throughout this community. It's just a bunch of niggers, let them fight over it. Now for those of us who are concerned about it, and for those of us who must deal with it day in and day out, we say to you that it is more than just a bunch of niggers. It is a problem that permeates government throughout the city. And it is a problem that must be solved by the people of the city. And its a problem that the media itself can set for the answers".