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Sherman George Greg Durbin
Description
Humanities and Social Sciences Film, Audio, Video and Digital Art Interview with John (no last name stated) as he talks about his background in law enforcement and how no one is stopping the drug problem at the Slabs. He looks in his wallet when asked how long at Slabs and has been a long-time resident here – wallet shot is one of a kind. The “reign” of King Putt-Putt on video in describing his time in Vietnam, his friendship with Good Sam and name of King Putt-Putt. UC San Diego Library, UC San Diego, La Jolla, CA 92093-0175 (https://library.ucsd.edu/dc/contact)
Type
moving image
Format
Videotape; 22 minutes, 30 seconds
Form/Genre
documentaries video recordings
Identifier
ark:/20775/bb12985259
Language
English
Subject
Concrete slabs Alternative lifestyles Landscapes (environments) Smoking Deserts Foundations (structural elements) Wind (weather-related phenomena) Gossip Interviews Military camps Law enforcing Campgrounds Camping trailers Police officers Documentaries Video recordings Salton Sea, California, United States Niland, Imperial, California, United States
Place
Salton Sea, California, United States Niland, Imperial, California, United States
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