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KNTV San Jose broadcast news footage for September 21, 1979. Accompanying film log lists subjects of rolls as Gold (2 reel, Roll A), CETA (2 reel, Roll B), Porno Racks (2 reel, Roll C), Sewage (NATSOF, Roll D), Water/Broken Well (NATSOF, Roll E), Bump...Wx (Roll F), Wx (Rolls G, H), Bump...Sports (Roll I), San Jose Mile (2 reel, Roll K), San Jose State vs. Cardinals (Roll L), San Jose Tigers (Roll M), Broken Well (2 reel, Roll N), Alviso Wildlife (Roll O) Don Edwards (2 reel, Roll P), Apocalypse (2 reel, Rolls Q, R), Teachers (NATSOF, Rolls S, T), Bump...Gold (silent, Roll U), Pot (NATSOF, Roll W), Dope Burn (NATSOF, Roll X). Handwritten notes on log indicate Roll C was moved to 10-8-79, and Roll E was moved to 9-24-79; Roll W was pulled to 11-16-79. Part 1 footage: coin shops doing brisk business in gold; battle to remove adult newspapers from street racks in public places; interview with San Jose Mile competitor. Part 2 footage: Tickets selling out for Apocalypse Now, footage of people buying tickets and customer commenting on price of tickets [one of San Jose's dome movie theaters is seen in the background]; audience claps and cheers as motion passes [related to teachers?].
San Jose (Calif.)--Politics and government Television broadcasting of news Television stations
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San Francisco Bay Area (Calif.)
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History San Jose 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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