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Collection Structure Governor and the students videotape series >  Videorecordings >  The Governor and the Students: Luther Burbank High School
Item Title The Governor and the Students: Luther Burbank High School
Collection Title Governor and the students videotape series
Interviewee Reagan, Ronald
Producer JRH and Associates, Inc.
Date Created May 23, 1973
Description Juniors and seniors chosen from a variety of subject-matter classes at Luther Burbank High School ask Governor Ronald Reagan questions. Part of a televised series of question-and-answer sessions with high school students conducted by Ronald Reagan as governor of California, relating to California state political issues. The videotape label and slate for part 2 indicate that the program was taped on May 22, 1973, but the slate for part 1 provides a date of 9-7-73. Sequence: Part 1: Opening slate (00:23), opening sequence (00:43), Reagan begins introduction (00:57), first question, about bombing in Cambodia (01:28), last question, about prison as punishment or rehabilitation (27:06), abrupt cut off in mid-sentence and closing credits (29:05). Part 2: Opening slate (30:36), opening sequence (30:55), Reagan begins speaking (31:09), first question, about guaranteed annual income (31:23), last question, about protection and public access to California's coast (58:12), fade-out in mid-sentence and closing sequence (59:11). Color shift, jumpy images, and dropout due to deterioration of original tape.
Subject(s) Politics and government California Reagan, Ronald
Language(s) English
Country of Origin United States
Format Moving Image
Medium television programs
Record Number 84078.21
Notes This program appears to be the same as the program on tapes 69 and 73.
Collection Guide https://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/kt0k4033qd
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