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Description
These programs feature juniors and seniors at Sacramento High School in Sacramento. Two videotapes represent two different programs taped at the same location on the same day, identified on the slate as programs 19A and 19B, taped February 4. The label on the tape lists the date as February 4, 1974. These are 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. They were produced by JRH and Associates, Inc.Additional Descriptive Notes: Program 19A sequence: introductory slate (01:13), opening title sequence (01:33), Reagan begins speaking (01:54), first question, about banning visitors to the state capitol due to seismic safety concerns (02:10), closing sequence (29:15). Program 19B sequence: introductory slate (01:23), opening title sequence (01:44), Reagan begins speaking (02:05), first question, about Reagan's future political aspirations (02:18), closing sequence (29:34).
Type
moving image
Format
Sound Color 2 inch videotape: Quadruplex
Extent
2 Tapes of 2
Identifier
84078 csth_000047_t1; csth_000047_t2
Language
English
Subject
California--Politics and government Reagan, Ronald
Provenance
Hoover Institution Archives, Stanford University California Revealed is supported by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered in California by the State Librarian.
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