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ON PREVIEW CASSETTE 95519 Comedy/car wrecks/safari man on ??
"Harvest Time" Humor
Men working in gas station.
On preview cassette 220038 Man reading comic book. Man falls off chair. Man working in gas station. Man reading comic book. Man falls off chair. Attendant working on car. Man reading comic book. Man working in gas station.
"Harvest Time" woman in gas station
Man falls out of chair
Silent Comedy/Slapstick (Reel 1of 2)
517-1 Misc. cars 517-4 Train Wrecks 517-11 Stock car race 517-12 Man Whipped
American Suffragettes
Touring country in campaign for universal suffrage--24 suffragettes who serves terms in jail, arrive on "Prison Special". MS women in identical prison issued dresses filling out of train. MS women posing in and around train car, a few women have flags. MSs suffragettes parading around rail station with flags and banner reading 'Resistance to Tyranny is Reverence to God', all wearing identical dresses. MS well-to-do women in fashionable clothing wearing suffragette sashes, posing for panning camera. CU striped suffrage sash across woman's chest. MS woman talking to camera, wearing a suffragette sash and holding a flag. MCU suffragette woman.
Alaska people
Blackfeet Indians
Blackfeet Indians On Preview Cassette # 212289 (00.00.29 - 00.06.54) Indian in headress, places indian doll on top of dog (looks funny) as if the doll is riding the dog. Dominion Day. Indian children seated on grass. Cooking on camp fire. Braiding horses mane and tail. Indians on horseback in full headdress. Spectators walk about, crowds of people, tourists. Native american men wear western clothing and cowboy hats, play checkers. CU of checker board during game. People ride horses. Native american man stands straight up, on top of horse. Native american man plays fiddle outside cabin. CU feet tapping.
Ice snow glaciers, moutains
Ice snow glaciers, moutains
Scenic and aerial shots
PREVIEW CASS #98433 Scenic, people, Autumn.
Alaska/British Columbia scenes?
Ships and harbors? Carribean country
Water sports
Alaska, misc
Alaska
Personalities In The News
NO AUDIO President Lyndon B. Johnson and Mexican President Gustavo D az Ordaz Bola os tour a U.S./Mexican dam in Mexico. U Thant is unanimously reappointed Secretary-General of the United Nations. Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin visits President Charles de Gaulle. Kurt Georg Kiesinger is elected West German Chancellor.
Capitol Journal - Budget Gramm/Rudman
(01:00:00) WETA logo, PBS funding credits (01:00:13) Opens to President RONALD REAGAN speaking before a joint session of Congress and stating that the federal budget system is broken, unidentified man introduces budget to Congressional Committee - this opening footage contained in window in center of the screen, underneath window runs a banner reading Capitol Journal (01:00:32) In tv studio Capitol Journal host HODDING CARTER introduces show, Capitol Journal title screen and animation, Carter explains the show's topic - the federal budget, shot of Congressmen sitting around a rectangular line of tables fornulating the budget, graph of the rising national debt from 1961 to 1986, Reagan in his 1982 State of the Union address speaks of cutting taxes and government spending, in 1984 State of the Union Address Reagan says defense budget is not to be cut to save money - shot of Defense Secretary CASPAR WEINBERGER who nods in approval, 1985 State of the Union address Reagan says reduction of government spending comes with increased general prosperity, Representative JIM WRIGHT in interview with Carter says that Reagan is dooming debt on to future generations of Americans (01:03:55) Back in studio Carter segues to segment on budget talks so far, Senator WILLIAM ARMSTRONG makes a statement in support of Reagan's budget, various shots of Congressmen formulating and negotiating their own budgets - shots of Speaker of the House TIP O'NEIL and Senator Dole leaving a budget negotiation meeting, entering their cars and commenting on the future of budget negotiations (01:05:29) Back in studio Carter segues to footage of further development of the budget, Senator PHIL GRAMM at a press conference celebrates the success of his deficit reduction proposal, shots of the House of Representatives debating the balanced budget proposal (01:06:28) Back in studio Carter segues to another segment, at Republican Conference in Baltimore Representative JOSEPH DIOGUARDI speaks about the Republican party, various shots of conference, at Democratic Conference Representative RICHARD GEPHARDT addresses the Gramm-Rudman deficit reduction act, at 1986 State of the Union address Reagan says his budget will take care of all government needs even with further cuts in taxes, various shots of the 1987 Federal Budget running through the printing press machinery and emerging in book form, at the House Budget Committee Hearing Defense Secretary Weinberger testifies, quick shots of various department heads meeting with Congressional committees, Representative DAVID OBEY tells someone that the budget their asking for can't be afforded, footage of a Senate Budget Committee meeting where members discuss the formulation of a bipartisan budget - Senator PETE DOMENICI is one of those who speaks (01:10:48) Back in studio Carter segues to interviews conducted earlier with Senator Domenici, Representative WILLIAM GREY, and Director of Office of Management and Budget JIM MILLER in their respective offices - they discuss the budget in relation to Congressional Democrats, Republicans, the Reagan administration and the Gramm/Rudman deficit reduction act (01:19:30) Back in studio Carter introduces discussion panel: DONALD LAMBRO of United Features Syndicate, HOBART HOWELL of the Washington Post, STEVE ROBERTS of the New York Times - they talk about the budget war - tax increases, cuts in social spending, cuts in the military budget, if there will be a compromise, etc (01:26:54) Carter thanks guests and closes out show, credits roll (01:27:30) PBS funding credits
Capitol Journal - Libya / Qaddafi
Capitol Journal - Libya / Qaddafi
Capitol Journal - Contra Aid Postponed
(01:00:00) WETA logo, PBS funding credits (01:00:13) Opens to two unidentified men giving their opinions on recent Congressional activity about funding the Contras, from tv studio Capitol Journal host HODDING CARTER introduces the show - all this opening footage contained within a window in the center of the screen, under the window runs a banner reading Capitol Journal (01:00:58) Capitol Journal title screen and animation (01:01:06) In studio Carter introduces the shows topic - funding of the Contras in Nicaragua, shot of Speaker of the House TIP O'NEILL being interviewed by the press, President RONALD REAGAN at a press conference criticizes Congressional "back room deals", shots of a House vote on ending funding to the Contras, Representative ROBERT MICHEL gives a passionate explanation as to why the Republicans voted in support of the end of funding, Representative THOMAS GREY gives a passionate rebuttal to Representative Michel, shots of Representative O'Neill presiding over the House floor (01:05:19) Shots of a protest against funding the Contras on the steps of the Capital - man calls for stop to funding from podium, cheering crowd holds up protest signs, two tv commercials - one pro-contra funding the other against it - first commercial is shots of various Soviet military helicopters in the service of Nicaragua, the narrators warns that these "Soviet gunships" piloted by Cubans are only a few hours from the U.S. - the second commercial has a background of a bloody red cross and narrator lists atrocities committed by the U.S. funded Contras - then a list is displayed of the many religious groups opposed to funding the Contras, shots of a Contra regiment in training in Nicaragua, President RONALD REAGAN at a press conference warns that without Contra funding Central America could turn into "a sea of red lapping at our borders" (01:07:09) Carter from an unidentified government building segues to Congressional voting on Contra funding, Representative DAVE MCCURDY speaks on the House floor, Representative Michel at a press conference explains his plan to push forth a Republican bill to fund the Contras, later at same press conference Representative THOMAS FOLEY explains why Contra funding efforts have failed in the House thus far (01:09:03) Back in studio Carter segues to interview he conducted earlier with Representative TRENT LOTT and Representative MICHAEL BARNES in a Congressional office, they discuss the last House vote on Contra funding, international relations between Nicaragua, Central America, Libya and the Soviet Union, and the possibility of U.S. military intervention in Nicaragua (01:18:41) Back in studio Carter introduces his discussion panel: EDWARD WALSH of the Washington Post, COKIE ROBERTS of National Public Radio, and STEVE ROBERTS of the New York Times, they discuss whether Congress will ever pass legislation allowing more Contra funding, the relationship of recent U.S.-Libya relations on support of Contra funding, the effect of the memory of Vietnam on Contra support, and the surprise Republican vote (01:26:35) Carter thanks guests and closes out show, credits roll (01:27:30) PBS funding credits
Capitol Journal - Budget and Taxes
(01:00:00) WETA logo, PBS funding credits (01:00:14) Opens to shots of Senators standing, clapping and holding hands - footage contained in window within center of the screen, under window runs banner reading Capitol Journal, from tv studio Capitol Journal host HODDING CARTER introduces show, Capitol Journal title screen and animation (01:00:38) In studio Carter explains show's topic - the new bipartisan supported budget and tax code, Senator PETER DOMENICI comments on the Senate's bi-partisan consensus on the budget, on screen text compares the Senate's budget to that of President Reagan (01:02:33) Carter standing outside the Capitol Building segues to the House's formulation of a budget, members of the House meet in a Democratic Caucus in the Capitol, Carter back outside the Capitol Building, at a press conference Senator LAWTON CHILES comments on tax reform, Senator ROBERT PACKWOOD speaks to other members of the Senate Finance Committee, footage of lobbyists stalking Congressmen in the halls of the Capitol, Senator Packwood explains how the new tax codes were formulated, voting of the Senate Finance Committee on tax revisions - Senators hug and shake hands over unanimous decision to support tax revision, on screen text displays tax revisions passed by the Senate in their new tax code (01:06:32) Carter back outside the Capitol Building segues back to discussion of the budget which now faces the House - Senator Chiles comments on the House's reception of the Senate Budget (01:07:30) Back in studio Carter segues to interviews conducted earlier with three Congressman: first is Representative WILLIAM GRAY who Carter interviews outside the Capital Building - they discuss Gray's feelings about the Senate budget, attaining bi-partisan consensus on a budget and the difference between Senate and House republicans, next is Representative ROBERT MICHE who Carter interviews in an office - they discuss what House Republicans are looking for in a budget and if they can agree with House Democrats, last is Senator BILL BRADLEY who Carter interviews in an office - they discuss the new tax code, how it was developed and where it is going (01:17:03) Back in the studio Carter introduces his discussion panel: LINDA WERTHEIMER of National Public Radio and KEVIN PHILLIPS of American Political Report, they discuss the new tax code being developed in Congress and its effect on the economy, and the new budget and whether it will bring the savings its claims (01:26:34) Carter thanks guests and closes out show, credits roll (01:27:30) PBS funding credits