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Columbus Man Found
Abandoned multi-flat brick building. Staircase leading to basement. Interior of garbage-filled basement. Building exterior, all the windows missing. The body of a missing Columbus, Ohio, man was found at the site.
Election Results
Middle-aged adult Caucasian man lifting two large canvas drawstring bags (ballots from Ohio primary) from floor to counter in office. African-American adult male reporter making report, middle-aged adult Caucasian men and women working in the BG. Joe Cipollone being interviewed by reporter, says the election went off without a problem, but the turnout was poor. Cipollone thinks there are two reasons for this: that the election was really over and that with poor turnout in the first part of the day, no increased interest was expected for the second part of the day. Reporter asks Cipollone if he thinks the already-known results will significantly change. Cipollone believes there will be no significant changes in any races.
Voting Day
Small group of adult Caucasian women standing outside building entrance on Voting Day. Three adult Caucasian women standing outside the entrance, two holding a stack of brochures. Adult Caucasian man walking to entrance, taking brochures from the women. Two adult Caucasian men exiting voting room, one adult Caucasian woman entering; upside down "Voting Today" sign hanging from "Exit" sign. Adult Caucasian men and women in polling station. Elderly adult Caucasian male volunteer observing activity; adult Caucasian male volunteer directing male voter where to go. Middle-aged adult Caucasian woman drinking from plastic coffee cup. Two adult Caucasian female volunteers sitting at table. Middle-aged adult Caucasian man peeks head from voting booth curtain quickly; middle-aged adult Caucasian female volunteer tries to help him out with his ballot problem, both stating they don't want really want to be in the shot. Man asks female volunteers, "Do you want me to sign it again?" Room full of mostly middle-aged Caucasian female volunteers working at desks.
MOS Blockade
Street interviews outside Cleveland Public Library, people discussing decisions made by U.S. President Richard Nixon and their effects upon the war in Vietnam-- Young adult Caucasian man and woman disagree with President Nixon's decisions, he alluding to Nixon's timing with the impending Presidential election, while she thinks what the President has done is a shame. Middle-aged adult Caucasian man wearing fedora hat and glasses, states he has been hit so many times that he doesn't know what to expect; adult Caucasian male reporter asks if the move might be very dangerous, to which the man replies, "No telling." Another middle-aged adult Caucasian man agrees with President Nixon's actions, yet he feels they might be too late; reporter asks if he thinks it's dangerous; the man doesn't think so, believes the Russians will back down. Young adult Latino woman says she is definitely opposed to the President's actions, thinks it might fuel the start of World War III.
Salvation Army 100 Years Banquet
"We've Been In Cleveland 100 Years" sign with Salvation Army Logo. Two middle-aged adult Caucasian men wearing Salvation Army uniforms carry cake with candles to table. Salvation Army cake reads, "Full Century of Service in Cleveland." Salvation Army band performing; two adult Caucasian men, one playing saxophone while other holds trumpet, middle-aged adult Caucasian woman playing electric organ while elderly adult Caucasian man strums a hollow-body electric guitar, and a middle-aged adult Caucasian male drummer plays in BG. VS Salvation Army anniversary banquet event, adult Caucasian man speaking to audience of adult men and women; two middle-aged adult Caucasian men seated at head table. Unidentified adult Caucasian man seated at table with microphone, speaking to audience, WJW-TV Cleveland Eight sign behind him. Elderly adult Caucasian man wearing glasses and hearing aid, smiling. Middle-aged adult Caucasian man speaking from head table (might be Cleveland Mayor Ralph Perk).
Cleveland Schools Meeting
Middle-aged adult men, mostly Caucasian, gathered around large conference table. Adult Caucasian male and female members of the press seated in gallery. Adult male Caucasian speaking from lectern, states that students who attend the academic centers are a silent majority and don't have time to be heard at protests and demonstrations because they are busy with full-time work schedules, classes, raising families and paying taxes; he reasons this is why students were not consulted about the future of the academic centers, warns there would be a fight from the students if other universities were closed around the state. Adult Caucasian woman speaking from lectern. Nervous young adult Caucasian man seated next to young adult Caucasian woman in gallery. Adult male TV reporter seated in gallery.
Salvation Army Band
Salvation Army band performing, middle-aged adult Caucasian woman playing organ while elderly adult Caucasian man strums hollow-body electric guitar next to her; middle-aged adult Caucasian man plays drums behind the two. Two adult Caucasian men playing horns (saxophone, trumpet), standing behind organ player, focus on man playing trumpet.
Junior Achievement
Elevated view of rows upon rows of dinner tables set up for a Junior Achievement event. The tables are filled with activity. People are eating, people are milling about. Closer view of people at tables. Distant, very distant shot of someone speaking at podium on stage. More of folks at tables, woman pours coffee. Shot of trophies lined up on table. People at tables clapping. Table with two nuns in habit (traditional clothing) clapping. CU of man at podium. Shot of crowd. More of the same.
Police Dispatcher
ON PREVIEW CASSETTE #991575 Interview with a police dispatcher. Dispatcher stands outside of a typical suburban home, with a microphone in front of him. (reporter is not seen) He has that great 1970's look about him, afro hair, shades and white shirt with white tie. Shot of reporter asking about the relationship between the dispatch communication center and the patrolmen out on the street. Interviewee responds by saying the relationship is very poor. The reporter asks what kind of solution is needed. Interviewee responds by saying a complete overhaul is necessary. As the two are speaking, there are little kids behind them entering the house.
Vernal Fall
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Tree trunk in forge **+
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Two people from bridge
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Ballard Police Pay
ON PREVIEW TAPE #991575 Story begins with an expressionless reporter standing in front of a stone building. As he stands there, cars pass on the road behind him. He speaks of monetary issues in the police and fire departments. Shot of the mayor of Akron, John Ballard, at his desk speaking about the issues. Reporter making his final commentary.
War Demonstration - Akron
Good footage of a man being arrested for protesting the Vietnam War. Shot begins with a bearded man being escorted by police. The bearded man holds a large sign in front of him the reads "Stop The Slaughter-Out Now". The police lead the man to a paddy wagon and escort him inside. The footage continues with protesters marching down the street. The group has a large green banner that reads "Out Now-Stop The Bombing". They proceed down the street shouting "Join Us". The group is escorted by a police officer on a motorcycle. Interesting shot of the protesters moving through a crowd of students located on a college campus. As they pass, they vocally invite the students to join them. One man in a red sweater vest joins the group. Shot of students standing on a balcony pointing at and watching the action below. Shot of a street sign that reads "Public Square". There is a large federal building in the background. Shots of people gathered listening to someone speak (speaker can not be seen, only heard). The voice over the microphone states "....In our homes, this is a war that robs us of the ability to have life and freedom and decency." Different angle of people listening to speaker. In the foreground a man holds a red protest flag that is difficult to decipher because it is waving in the wind. It says something to the effect of "Stop This Imperialist War NOW". Shot of young woman with baby carrier and baby on her back. The baby sleeps while the mother passes out pamphlets to people sitting on the ground. More shots of people listening to speaker. This time you can see speaker standing on a platform. Interview with a young clean-cut Caucasian man. He talks about the immediacy of the demonstration. Clear shot of protesters with big green banner walking toward the camera. More shots of protesters with signs and chanting.
Akron Demo
A small group of protesters have gathered in front of an unidentified building. They carry signs, one man holds a solid black flag. They hold up the signs as cars pass in front of them. Shot of protesters seated on the ground talking and making signs. One girl holds up a simple handwritten sign that reads " Stop The War". Shot of the demonstrators belongings, blankets, papers, ect. Girl rummaging through small bag.
Cippilone Interview
Shot of man being interviewed with microphone in front of him. (reporter can't be seen) He talks about something not being very easy because people were always looking over his shoulder. He goes on to say "It went off without a hitch".