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Workfare debate

Description: Welfare mother shouts at Rep. Nicholas Paleologos in public hearing on workfare. Rep. Marjorie Clapprood defends welfare mothers and puts down Paleologos.
Collection: Ten O'Clock News
Date Created: 06/27/1990

World Airways crash

Description: Wreckage footage of World Airways crash in icy Boston Harbor off Logan runway. Speculative cause is said to be poor braking. Part of impromptu press conference with forensic anthropologist Dr. Clyde Snow. Additional footage of planes overhead.
Collection: Ten O'Clock News
Date Created: 01/25/1982

World Series and employee productivity

Description: EFFECT OF WORLD SERIES FERVOR ON EMPLOYEE PRODUCTIVITY. Alan Foster watches Red Sox on tv.
Collection: Ten O'Clock News
Date Created: 10/21/1986

World War II anniversary

Description: Polish immigrant reflects on start of World War II 50 years ago. File of bombs, explosions, soldiers, tanks in Poland.
Collection: Ten O'Clock News
Date Created: 08/31/1989

World War II retrospective

Description: Arms control advisor Edward Rowny looks back on World War II on 50th anniversary; comments on European nations, Cold War, and Communist bloc developments since.
Collection: Ten O'Clock News
Date Created: 09/01/1989

Wounded Salvadoran children

Description: In two San Salvador hospitals, children lie severely wounded, casualties of the war between government army and rebels.
Collection: Ten O'Clock News
Date Created: 02/14/1990

Woza Albert

Description: End of an interview with South African playwrights and actors Percy Mtwa and Mbongi Ngema at the Spingold Theater at Brandeis University about their play Woza Albert. The two men describe reactions to the play in the South African townships. Each man talks about his future plans. They shoot cutaways. Several takes of reporter standup by the box office of the theater.
0:58:59: Visual: Tug Yourgrau interviews South African actors Percy Mtwa and Mbongeni Ngema at the Spingold Theater at Brandeis University about their play Woza Albert. The first actor says that the play has been well-received in South Africa; that the response has been enthusiastic in the township. The first actor says that people in the township have stood up to sing the national anthem after seeing the play. Yourgrau asks about the actors' future plans. The first actor says that he will write another play. The second actor says that he is writing a screenplay; that he also is involved in music. The second actor says that he has another play which he might bring to the US. Both men say that they have enjoyed touring in the US. The first actor says that he has always dreamed of visiting the US. The first actor says that the play has been well received in the US. The crew takes cutaway shots of Yourgrau and the two actors. 1:02:05: V: Theatergoers purchase tickets at the box office of the Spingold Theater. Yourgrau stands in front of the entrance of the theater. Yourgrau reports that Woza Albert is now playing at the Spingold Theater; that negotiations to bring the play to the Spingold Theater lasted two years. Yourgrau notes that Woza Albert is a satire about life under apartheid; that the play is an international hit. Yourgrau does several takes of his report for the news story. Theatergoers enter the theater.
Collection: Ten O'Clock News
Date Created: 11/08/1984

Wrapping up the budget

Description: Legislators try to wrap up the budget process with late night debate and advocacy of pet projects. Reps. Tucker, Havern, Galvin, Cerasoli, Poirier, Shannon O'Brien.
Collection: Ten O'Clock News
Date Created: 05/29/1990

Wynegar on end of receivership

Description: South Boston High School headmaster Jerome Wynegar interviewed on end of federal receivership of his school. Calmly says he seldom encounters overt hostility. He expects no substantial change in programs and attitudes now that jurisdictional control has reverted to the city. Exteriors of South Boston Highs School, and shots of Wynegar outside the school. Several takes of the reporter standup. A very bitter and angry Robert Lunnin, member of the South Boston Marshals and the South Boston Information Center, interrupts reporter standup. Lunnin says Wynegar lies, exaggerates attendance; that resistance to forced busing comes from both students and parents; that desegregation will never work “especially with the housing situation” (referring to effort to integrate blacks into public housing). He vehemently pronounces “forced busing.”
Collection: Ten O'Clock News
Date Created: 08/30/1978

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Collection: Ten O'Clock News
Date Created: 09/24/1980