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Description:
(Silent of houses removed to use on 8/3/78)
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
06/14/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
06/14/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
05/30/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
05/30/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
09/05/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
09/06/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
02/08/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
08/03/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
09/11/1978
Description:
Array of political buttons from 1976 presidential campaign mounted on black background: Reagan, Carter/Mondale, Harris, Shriver, Bayh, Ford/Dole, Udall, Wallace. Visuals of politicians: Biden, Kemp, Connally, Hart, Ford, Dole, Carter, Reagan, Bush. Sample of New Hampshire Republican primary ballot.
Collection:
Ten O'Clock News
Date Created:
04/13/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
01/10/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
04/03/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
04/03/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
01/03/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
12/22/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
08/30/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
08/30/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
09/10/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
09/01/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
12/18/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
08/02/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
08/02/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
08/02/1978
Description:
[Action for Boston Community Development]
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
07/10/1978
Description:
[Action for Boston Community Development]
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
07/10/1978
Description:
[Action for Boston Community Development]
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
08/28/1978
Description:
[Action for Boston Community Development]
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
08/28/1978
Description:
AFSCME members (state workers) march in front of State House chanting “no pay, no work” to protest legislature's failure to pass the budget. Crowd amasses on State House steps. Union leaders address rally. Voice of Joseph Bonavita. People ascend steps, some shot at foot level, to confront legislators inside. Police stand to the side. Reporter standup refers to Rep. Ray Flynn's anti- abortion stance impeding budget process.
Collection:
Ten O'Clock News
Date Created:
07/05/1978
Description:
POLICE SUPERINTENDENT AL SWEENEY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS TALKS TO AUDIENCE
Collection:
Ten O'Clock News
Date Created:
02/22/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
01/31/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
05/10/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
05/10/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
04/18/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
01/11/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
12/05/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
09/02/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
05/30/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
12/01/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
06/28/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
03/30/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
04/10/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
04/10/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
02/11/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
10/13/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
04/20/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
04/20/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
01/20/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
01/20/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
05/12/1978
Description:
Interview with Alice Rivlin, director of the Congressional Budget Office (CBO). Exteriors of the Treasury Department and the Council on Environmental Quality.
Collection:
Ten O'Clock News
Date Created:
01/03/1978
Description:
Exterior shot of the West Newton Savings bank in Sherborn. B-roll of women working inside and the bank manager on the phone. Interview with the bank manager about a man who used to work there. Sound and wild sound. This is 2 of 2 reels.
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
11/29/1978
Description:
Story about the West Newton Savings bank in Sherborn, which has an all women staff. Interview with one of the bank managers, interview cutaways, and reporter standup in front of the bank. Mix of sound and silent. This is 1 of 2 reels.
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
11/29/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
06/27/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
08/11/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
08/11/1978
Description:
[No date on reel. Date inferred from date range of other reels in can]
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
07/28/1978, 07/29/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
07/28/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
08/23/1978
Description:
Women in a room singing, several women come through a door with a large banner and the students cheer, girls stream out of the door cheering. Wild sound. Slug = "U Mass Feminists" Additional description from the Original WCVB Rundown for this story reads: "The women who have been sitting in the office of the UMass school newspaper leave without getting satisfaction."
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
05/12/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
08/31/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
05/22/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
10/04/1978
Description:
Crowds by the harbor. A man and seal [Andre?] perform on the dock. Unveil a statue of Andre. Background sound.
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
10/08/1978, 10/09/1978
Description:
Footage of Andre the seal being transferred from the plane to the New England Aquarium truck for transfer to the aquarium. Crowd waiting by the Seal enclosure, and Andre being released from the crate into the seal enclosure. Background sound. Additional description from the Original WCVB Rundown for this story reads: "Andre Comes home - Here we go again, from Rockport to the Aquarium."
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
11/01/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
05/13/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
05/13/1978
Description:
Anita Bryant appears at Copley Plaza Hotel press conference on behalf of US Senate candidacy of Howard Phillips. She talks about opening counseling centers to convert gays from “their death style of homosexuality.” “I stand on what is right and and decent.” Her husband Bob Green sits by her side. He holds up a snapshot of a man painting hate graffiti against Anita Bryant. Phillips says “I believe homosexuality is a disability to be overcome rather than a right to be protected…we are all creatures of god.” They both espouse banning gay people from teaching jobs. Phillips announces security has received a bomb threat and the room should be evacuated, but no one leaves.
Collection:
Ten O'Clock News
Date Created:
09/01/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
10/23/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
11/04/1978, 11/05/1978
Description:
Demonstrations against the Shah of Iran
Collection:
Ten O'Clock News
Date Created:
11/27/1978
Description:
People marching with white masks on, chanting, and carrying anti-Shah signs. Wild sound. Additional description from the Original WCVB Rundown for this story reads: "Description from Assignment Sheet: "Anti-Shah [demonstration] at the MFA and then on to downtown, re: Shah of Iran."
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
11/13/1978
Description:
[No date on reel. Date inferred from date range of other reels in can]
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
09/22/1978, 09/23/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
04/16/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
02/28/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
06/09/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
06/29/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
04/17/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
12/06/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
12/06/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
09/22/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
11/28/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
11/18/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
11/18/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
10/02/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
05/17/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
04/04/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
01/17/1978
Description:
Footage of people weaving on a loom, dancing to live acoustic guitar music, people lounging in the park, and shots of different artwork. Wild Sound. Additional description from the Original WCVB Rundown for this story reads: "Street fair on Marlboro St. to celebrate French independence day."
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
07/14/1978
Description:
Bud Collins interviews Arthur Ashe at Longwood Cricket Club about playing tennis on different court surfaces. Ashe wears Hard Rock Cafe t-shirt. Game play from match in US Pro tournament: Ramirez vs Dominguez.
Collection:
Ten O'Clock News
Date Created:
08/27/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
06/07/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
09/19/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
09/19/1978
Description:
Footage includes the audience and close-ups of people involved in the hearing. Wild Sound. This in 1 of 2 reels. Additional description from the Original WCVB Rundown for this story reads: "Arts Hearing at Faneuil Hall with the [Governor] among others. [Morning] devoted to arts, [and] the [afternoon] to humanities... we do arts only."
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
01/30/1978
Description:
Governor Dukakis speaking about the need for a greater allocation of money to Art institutions. Sound. This in 2 of 2 reels. Additional description from the Original WCVB Rundown for this story reads: "Arts Hearing at Faneuil Hall with the [Governor] among others. [Morning] devoted to arts, [and] the [afternoon] to humanities... we do arts only."
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
01/30/1978
Description:
Silent footage of a mosaic in the Park Street Subway station that reads, "First subway in America," people looking at the art, a woman speaking to the crowd, and close up on sections of the artwork. Silent.
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
12/04/1978
Collection:
WCVB Collection
Date Created:
08/28/1978
