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Descriptive Summary Graduate School of Political Management political advertisement videocassette collection, 1970-2005 MS2241 19 Linear feet This collection contains video cassettes used for educational purposes in GSPM classes. The videos contain political advertisements; local and national news reports and other broadcast programming related to politics; educational programs including forums, panels, lectures, and series; speeches, debates and political conventions; and political movies and documentaries. They range in date from 1970-2005 with some videos undated. The bulk of the collection materials cover 1988-1998. The George Washington University, The Gelman Library, Special Collections Research Center

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Acquisition Information

Gift of the Graduate School of Political Management, 2007(Accession 2007.082)

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Historical or Biographical Note

The Graduate School of Political Management, GSPM, part of The George Washington University in Washington, D.C., is the nation's first school for professional politics. Its mission is to "improve politics by educating its students and professionals in the tools, principles and values of participatory democracy, preparing them for careers and ethical and effective advocates and leaders at the international, national and local levels."

In 1986, Neil Fabricant, a lawyer from New York City and former Legislative Director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, proposed the creation of a dedicated school to nurture the development of the profession of politics. The Graduate School of Political Management was founded in September 1987 with 24 students. It was chartered by the New York State Board of Regents and operated as an independent graduate school on the Manhattan campus of Baruch College. Christopher Arterton was named Dean of the School. In September 1991, the School opened a degree program on The George Washington University campus. GSPM was acquired by the University in July 1995 and made a component of its Columbian School of Arts and Sciences.

The School offers Master of Professional Studies degrees in Political Management, Legislative Affairs and Strategic Public Relations, and graduate certificates in PACs and Political Management and Public Relations.

Collection Scope and Content

This collection contains video cassettes used for educational purposes in GSPM classes. The videos contain political advertisements; local and national news reports and other broadcast programming related to politics; educational programs including forums, panels, lectures, and series; speeches, debates and political conventions; and political movies and documentaries. They range in date from 1970-2005 with some videos undated. The bulk of the collection materials cover 1988-1998.

This collection is a valuable historical record of television coverage of past elections, including candidate advertisements; news coverage; broadcasted debates, speeches and conventions; and interest group advertisements. This collection also provides a wealth of information on the process of creating effective political advertisements; the political process, including the political profession; and social issues relevant to elections or the political process.

This collection was donated by the Graduate School of Political Management in 2007.

Collection Organization

Organized into five series: Political advertisements; Broadcast programming; Political education; Speeches and debates; and Movies and documentaries.

Indexing Terms Corporate Entities George Washington University. Graduate School of Political Management Topics Politics and government Advertising Detailed Description of the Records MS2241 Series 1 Political advertisements, 1970-2002 10.5 Linear feet

The videos of this series include political advertisements. They range in date from 1970-2002 with some undated videos. The bulk of the series covers 1990-1998, with particular emphasis on election years. The majority of the videos in this series contain advertisements for individual candidates that were aired on television. Other videos contain compilations of advertisements produced by political advertising companies for promotional purposes; advertisements produced by political parties and interest groups; and advertisements for political services. Advertisements cover some local, as well as state and national elections.

1 1 Carter: '76 and '70, 1970-1976 1 2 Alexander 1978 Reel, 1978 1 3 Lew Lehrman Spots, Selected Reagan '84, New York Mayor, Governor, Misc., 1979-1984 1 4 Lew Lehrman Spots, Lehrman Demo, Mario Cuomo-State of the State Address, Lehrman/Cuomo Debate, 10/07/1982

Note: This video also contains Mario Cuomo's State of the State address and a debate between Lehrman and Cuomo.

1 5 Alexander Reel, 1982 1 6 Jack Lousma Compilation Reel , 1984 1 7 Jim Dunn '84 Senate Primary , 1984 1 8 Reagan/Bush Ads , 1984

Includes: "Bear" and "Tax Vignettes."

1 9 Screening Reel for Joe Glick , 10/21/1986

Includes: 1. Oil Spill, 2. Education, 3. Women, 4. Jobs, 5. ABC, 6. Jessica, 7. Choice, 8. Amanda, 9. Secret Plan, 10. Cuts, 11. Opinion, 12. Tear

1 10 Conrad, 10/28/1986

Includes: "The Change We Need," "Burdick-Dorgan" and "Turnaround."

1 11 Dresner/Sykes, Hayden for Sykes, 1986 1 12 Mark Andrews Spots, 1986 1 13 Kent Conrad for Senate, 1986

Includes: 1. For the Change We Need, 2. Bio, 3. Farm Prices, 4. Doubletalk, 5. Solutions, 6. Two Worlds, 7. Heigaard, 8. 2000, 9. Turnaround, 10. Their Friend, 11. Worth It

1 14 Payne & Company Political Demo Reel, 11/04/1987 1 15 AFL-CIO Convention, "People's Lobby", 1987 1 16 BCTD 1987 Legislative Conference, Grassroots Lobbying, 1987 1 17 BCTD "Get Out the Vote", 05/13/1988 1 18 Campaign '88, 09/22/1988

National Education Association advertisements supporting Dukakis.

1 19 Presidential Campaign Commercial, 10/02/1988 1 20 Doak and Shrum, 10/19/1988 1 21 Don Ritter, "Hatchet Job", 11/01/1988 1 22 Be in Good Company, Dough Wyles Production Inc. Sample Reel, 1988 1 23 Rather/Bush, 1988

Note: This advertisement is on the video in box 8 tape number 10. It contains an interview of George H.W. Bush by Dan Rather and Bush and Dukakis advertisements.

1 24 Coleman for Governor, #470 First Step, 09/21/1989 1 25 Jim Courter Aired Spots, 1989 1 26 Coleman for Governor, 1989 Primary Campaign, 1989

Includes: America Looks, Considering, 20 Years, Marine, Department, Virginia Learns, Sean, Only One, Pay for It, Pledge, Character, Walked Away, Who Won't, Everywhere

1 27 Giuliani Commercials and other spots from the 89 cycle, 1989 1 28 Friends of Giuliani, All Spots, 1989 1 29 Tom Barrow Biography, 1989 2 1 Joe Slade White, Greatest Hits, 02/12/1990 2 2 A City Divided, Jim Robinson for Supervisor, 1990 2 3 George Voinovich Compliation Reel, 1990

Includes: GV-TV-01 "Best Decision," GV-TV-15 "Values," GV-TV-02 "Evening News," GV-TV-03 "Statement," GV-TV-20A "Real (Revised)," GV-TV-26 "The Fight," GV-TV-09 "What Kind of Man," GV-TV-38 "On Our Side"

2 4 Voinovich Environmental Footage, 1990 2 5 Voinovich Ohio Story, 1990 2 6 Voinovich Elements, 1990 2 7 Voinovich "Elements", 1990 2 8 Ohio Story Elements, 1990 2 9 Voinovich Environmental, 1990 2 10 Voinovich Columbus, 1990 2 11 George Voinovich All Abortion Reel, 1990

Includes: GV-TV-03 "Statement," GV-TV-05 "Months of Thought," GV-TV-07 "Drum Beat," GV-TV-08 "Dates," GV-TV-09 "What Kind of Man," GV-TV-10 "Get Votes," GV-TV-11 "Papers," GV-TV-12 "Headlines," GV-TV-13 "Snap Shot," GV-TV-17 "Other Issues," GV-TV-18 "You'd Think," GV-TV-27 "Smarter," GV-TV-33 "Like You"

2 12 Various Bio Spots, 11/28/1990

Includes: Gramm "Workin' & Winnin'," Danforth "Slide Show," Durenberger "Minn. Values," Giuliani "Bio," D'Amato "Ellis Island," Saxton "Drive," Dawkins "Bio," Bunning "This is Jim Bunning"

2 13 Dub of audio spots, Voinovich, 01/30/1991 2 14 Michael P. Shea and Associates Demo Reel, 03/25/1991

Includes: Vote No on Two "Fat Cats" "Weld/Silber," Ron Pina "Ron Pina vs Drug Smugglers," Kunin "Leadership" "Economy" "Garden" "Seasons," PIRGs "Earth Day 90," Joe Mackey "Street Smart," Carl Vivieros "Pride," Dukakis "Seabrook," "Record Hop."

2 15 St. Raymond Communication Demo Reel, 04/10/1991 2 16 Rindy Media Demo Reel, 07/1991 2 17 "Barc", 08/1991

Includes: 6 TV spots and 3 radio spots.

2 18 Baildr, "Gallagher Financial Systems", 09/19/1991 2 19 Bob Lainer for Mayor Demo Reel, 12/09/1991 2 20 Selected Spots from the 1991 Campaigns, 1991

Includes: Campaign for Sensible Transportation ST-TV-04 "Triplet," John Lynch for State Senate JL-TV-01 "Combat," No on 553/Term Limits NO-R-03 "Danger," No on 553/Term Limits NO-TV-02 "Kansas"

2 21 Anti-Duke :30 Spots, 1991

Includes: "Nazi," "General," "Newscast," "Duke on Tape," "Leaders," "Mayor," "Businessmen."

2 22 Ewe/Duke National 1991 Spots, 1991 2 23 Struble-Totten Communications Demo Reel, 1991-1992 2 24 Elements for "Workin' and Winnin'", 01/09/1991 2 25 "Take Back America" Program, Brown for President, 01/22/1992 2 26 Voinovich for Governor "Bandwagon", 02/13/1992 2 27 League of Conservation Voters "Greenscam-VA1", 03/03/1992 2 28 Edmonds Powell Media Sample Reel, 03/1992 2 29 Ruder-Finn Money Politics, 04/06/1992 2 30 Labor Party Election Broadcast "Mandy" Version 1, 04/23/1992

Note: video originally titled "Mandy."

2 31 Campaigns and Elections: Presidential Politics '92, 05/12/1992 2 32 The DLC-Leadership, 05/13/1992 3 1 Fabrizio McLaughlin and Associates, 05/19/1992

Note: video originally untitled.

3 2 "It's Time" and "All Together Now", 08/04/1992 3 3 Perot Second Advertisement, 10/09/1992 3 4 Perot Infomercials and ads from C-SPAN, 10/06/1992-10/17/1992 3 5 "Congress at the Crossroads," Perot advertisement, 10/26/1992

Note: This advertisement is on the video in box 10 tape number 18. It contains the educational show "Congress at the Crossroads" and a biography of Ross Perot.

3 6 1992 U.S. Presidential Campaign Commercials, 11/06/1992 3 7 1992 State/Local Campaign Commercials, 1992 3 8 Lazlo Best of '92, 1992 3 10 Inglis-A 1992 Campaign Presentation, 1992 3 11 1992 Demo Reel, 1992 3 12 1992 Demo, 1992

Includes: "Pothole" Ballot Proposition, "Bio" John Ray for Mayor, "Issues" Edwin Edwards for Governor, "Football" Edwin Edwards for Governor, "Titanic" Edwin Edwards for Governor, "Nazi" LA Democratic Party, "Jobs" Les Aspin Re-election, "Problem" I.E. vs Buddy Roemer, "Consumers" Bill Baxley for Governor, "Fox in the Hen House" Doug Schmidt for Secy. State, "Legacy" Ken Gibson for Governor, "Accomplishments" Sidney Barthelemy for Mayor, "Wild About Harry" Harry Lee for Sheriff, "Imagine" NEA, "Final Curtain" Edwin Edwards for Governor, "Jabberwocky" LA Coalition Against Racism and Nazism.

3 13 Spot Reel, 1992 3 14 Demonstration Reel, 1992 3 15 "Presentation Reel", 02/08/1993 3 16 Zakas for Senate and Wood for Representative, 04/16/1993

Includes: Zakas for Senate "Commission" JZS-3001 and "Say Anything" JZS-3002, Wood for Representative "Committed" MWR-3001.

3 17 "Presentation Reel", 06/30/1993 3 18 Only Cary Edwards Can Beat Jim Florio, 1993 3 19 1993 Demo Reel, 1993 3 20 Earle Williams for Governor, 1993 3 21 Demo Reel, 01/1994 3 22 North for Senate "Candidates", 08/16/1994 3 23 Branstad for Governor "Cop", 09/14/1994 3 24 Engler for Governor "Linda", 10/03/1994 3 25 Abraham for Senate "Ask Bill", 10/03/1994 3 26 Haytaian for Senate "Red", 10/04/1994 3 27 North for Senate "Fiscal Issues", 10/06/1994 3 28 Baldacci for Congress, 10/10/1994

Includes: "Customer," "Dad's Words," and "Currier."

3 29 Fisher for Senate 94' "Pay and Play 2", 10/15/1994 3 30 Elaine Baxter for Congress "Not This Time", 10/18/1994 3 31 L.F. Payne for Congress "Sold Out", 10/19/1994 3 32 Bishop for Congress "So Many People", 10/27/1994 3 33 "Seniors", 11/01/1994 4 1 Demo Reel "Victory 1994", 11/28/1994 4 2 Tom Ridge for Governor "Tragic Mistake", 11/28/1994 4 3 Jon Kyl for US Senate "On the Road", 11/28/1994 4 4 Tom Ridge for Governor "Proud to Serve", 11/28/1994 4 5 Jon Kyl for US Senate, 11/28/1994 4 6 1994 Demo Reel, 1994 4 7 The Best TV Spots: 1994, 1994 4 8 Demo Reel '95, 04/20/1995 4 9 Political Spots Reel, 08/18/1995 4 10 National Media, Inc. Spots, 08/21/1995

Includes: Thompson for Senate (1994) "Hunt," "I Believe," "Runaround," "100 Counties"; Helms for Senate (1990) "Hands"; Beasley for Governor (1994) "Representing," "Honk"; Millner for Governor (1994) "Zell's Waltz."

4 11 1995 TV Demo Reel, 1995 4 12 Bob Dole: An American Hero, 1995 4 13 "Dreams", 12/12/1996 4 14 Winning! Best Campaign Commercials of 1996, 1996 4 15 A Case Study of Congressman Maurice Hinchey's 1996 Campaign, 1996 4 16 1996 Demo Reel, 1996 4 17 1996 Demo Reel, 1996 4 18 Lamspon for Congress "Case-Study", 1996 4 19 Legislative Reel, 1996 4 20 Presentation Reel, 04/01/1997

Includes: Kerry: President/Nursing-Alt/Battle, Toricelli: Brady/Endorse, Harkin: Heart/Frank, Reed: Hey Jack, Kennedy: Ahead/Message/Facts/Wage, Sarbanes: Bay/Clean up, Mikulski: Counting Wes, Wofford: Constitution/What Kind, Miller: Simpler/Not One/Quarter, Glover: Bio, DSCC GA: Guy, DSCC NH: Mister, DNC NJ: Stop, IA DP: Stand, ID DP: Ends.

4 21 Presentation Reel, 04/04/1997

Includes: Glenn: 102 Plane, 104 Advantage; Simon: 101 Bio, 305 Town, 205 National; Baliles: 108 Toxic Waste, 115 Walking, 123 Jobs; Robb: 206R Courage & Independence Revised, 112 R Education Revised, 401 Country; Cook: 101 Accomplishments, 105 Crackdown; Dinkins: 301 Young, 101 Bio, 104 Fields; Griego: 102 Cut Outs; Cranston: Adams; Walters: 203 Chambers, 350 Vision, 401 Sweep; Waihee: 201R Bio, 302 Literary; Skelton: Close to the People; Sarbanes: 101 Does; Kohl: 310 To the People, 106 Pound; Comparative & Response, Cranston: 725 Hits; Robb: 302 Deception, 964 Cooperated, 409 Account; Sarbanes: 302R Wait Revised; Dinkins: 112 Talk; Simon: 302 Compare; Cook: Excuse Me.

4 22 "The Democratic Party-America's Values for the 21st Century", 10/06/1997 4 23 Demo Reel, 1997 4 24 1997 Television Demo Reel, 1997 4 25 1997 Demo Reel, 1997 4 26 Jim McGreevy for Governor '97, 1997

Includes: "Priorities," "Education," "Insurance," "Two Democrats."

4 27 1997 Demo Reel, 1997 4 28 Demonstration Reel, 1997-1998 4 29 Matt Fong For U.S. Senate, 10/14/1998

Includes: "Abortion" and "Waste."

4 30 Matt Fong For U.S. Senate "Forest Compare", 10/20/1998 4 31 Collin Peterson For Congress, 10/22/1998

Includes: "Habitat," "Working Man," "Bailey," "Western Everywhere," "Shooting Star."

4 32 Ron Klink "Unjustifiable", 10/27/1998 5 1 Davis and Vallone, 11/10/1998

Includes: Davis: 110 Alone, 217 Apple, 233 San Diego; Vallone: 117 Stood.

5 2 Select :30 Spots, 11/23/1998

Includes: David Dewhurst, Mike Johanns and Floridians for School Choice.

5 3 Favorites of 1998, 1998

Includes: "Working" EM-TV-203 Ed McNamara, "Street" JG-TV-105 Jennifer Granholm, "Remarkable" MT-TV-101 Mike Thompson, "Shut" CPS-TC-102 Coloradans for Public Schools, "School" TK-TV-208 Tony Knowles, "Choose" TK-TV-207 Tony Knowles, "Diner" DH-TV-101 Dan Hynes, "Winter" DE-TV-101 Delaine Eastin, "Generations" MU-TV-102 Mark Udall, "Chauncy" MU-TV-115 Mark Udall.

5 4 Best of Compilation Reel 1998, 1998 5 5 Lazlo & Associates, Inc., 1998 5 6 1998 Political Compilation, 1998

Includes: "Our Home," "Golden Goose," "Alarming," "Search," "Broadcast News," "Scooter," "Save the Whales," "Invasion of the Nerds."

5 7 "Spot/Tumpel", 05/20/1999 5 8 1999 Demo Reel, 1999 5 9 2000 Demo Reel, 2000 5 10 Examples of Excellence Campaign 2000 Clips, 2000 5 11 Lynn Yeakel for Senate, 05/05/2002

Includes: "Here" #1, "Washington" #2, "My Vision" #5, "Truth" #6.

5 12 The Democratic Promise: Saul Alinsky & His Legacy, 5 13 Baldacci for Congress "Endorsement", 5 14 The World According to Robert Bork,

Note: This advertisement was produced by the Labor Institute of Public Affairs in opposition to Supreme Court nominee Robert Bork.

5 15 George Bush for President-Primary Spots,

Includes: "Free World Leadership," "Back Door Tax" (red parka), "Period" (straddle).

5 16 Jorge Carpo Spots/Footage, 5 17 Clinton II,

Includes: "A People United" and "Republican Revolution."

5 18 Kent Conrad,

Includes: "Two Worlds," "Clout" and "Other Candidate."

5 19 Kent Conrad "Heigaard", 5 20 Crapo "Education" and Boozman "Veterans", 5 21 D'Amato Compilation Reels, 5 22 Dole Compilation Reel,

Includes: "Money" and "Qualities."

5 23 Bob Dole: To the Stars Through Difficulties, 5 24 Dukakis for President "President Quayle?", 5 25 Dick Durbin for Senate, 5 26 Herschler for Congress "Cows", 5 27 Tom Kean and Peter Shapiro,

Includes: Tom Kean "Remember?," Environment"; Peter Shapiro "Shake Things Up," "Spirit."

5 28 Dirk Kempthorne for Senate "Look Around", 5 29 Kerrey and S. Levin, 6 1 Lehrman Demo, 6 2 Demo Reel for Jason Linde, 6 3 Sacia Debate LPW Ads, 6 4 Majic Demo, 6 5 Delegate Bob McDonnell, 6 6 Mark Neumann for Congress, 6 7 North for Senate, 6 8 People for O'Rourke, 6 9 Ross Perot, Bill Clinton Ads, 6 10 Van de Kamp Final Spot, 6 11 Van de Kamp Footage TC-1, 6 12 Van de Kamp Footage TC-2, 6 13 Van de Kamp Footage TC-3, 6 14 Van de Kamp Footage Selects and Music, 6 15 Voinovich and DeWine: An Ohio Story, 6 16 George Voinovich: Compilation of Aired Spots, 6 17 Voinovich Stills, 6 18 Voinovich B-Roll of Columbus and Elements of Spots, 6 19 Voinovich Advertisement,

Note: video originally titled "White Rough Cut."

6 20 Original Time Code for Voinovich Rough Cut, 6 21 Comer Yates,

Includes: CY-01 Citizen Yates w/ Tag and CY-02 Why Not? w/ Tag.

6 22 Comer Yates "Peanuts", 6 23 America's Largest Republican Meeting, 6 24 Arizona Consumer Insurance Coalition,

Includes: No on 201, People for Fair Insurance, Billboard; No on 201, People for Fair Insurance, Blackboard; Yes on 201, Arizona Policyholders Association, Powell; Yes on 201, Arizona Policyholders Association, Rolling Words; No on 105, Arizona Alert, Ralph Nader; News, 201 Lawsuit Coverage; News, KAET Opinion Survey/Powell Commentary (as Policyholders Association); News, Harvey Rosenfeld Press Coverage; News, Richard Weibe/AC/IC Telephone Bank. Note: This Video also contains news reports compiled by the Arizona Consumer Insurance Coalition.

6 25 Campaign Spots,

Advertisement produced by Howard N. Mead & Company.

6 26 CBS Image Promos,

Note: This video also contains a local news report.

6 27 Child Pornography Spots,

Advertisement produced by The Media Team. Includes: Voinovich "Make Us Wait," Voinovich "Bare Bones," Metzenbaum "Think," Celebrezze "Porn."

6 28 Challengers/Open Seats,

Advertisement produced by The Campaign Group.

7 1 Congressional Campaigns,

Advertisement produced by The Campaign Group.

7 2 Corporate Video Presentation,

Advertisement produced by Fabrizio, McLaughlin & Associates, Inc.

7 3 Demo Tape,

Advertisement produced by Al Rothstein Media Services, Inc.

7 4 Demo Reel I,

Advertisement produced by Austin/Sheinkopf.

7 5 Demo Reel,

Advertisement produced by The Campaign Group.

7 6 Demo Reel,

Advertisement produced by The Campaign Group.

7 7 Demo Reel,

Advertisement produced by The Campaign Group. Includes: Pickle "Skyline" 1986, Goode "Growing Up" 1983, Kennelly "Intelligence" 1990, Gore "The Hill" 1988, Abramson "Special" 1989, Bullock "Menu" 1990, Sharp "Car" 1990, Kennelly "Infant" 1988, Hefner "School" 1990, Loftus "Unfair" 1990, Blumenthal "Crime" 1990, Neal "Environment" 1990, Gore "Lop Sided" 1988, Gore "Debate" 1988, Bullock "Environment" 1990, Bullock "Children" 1990, Patterson "Newspaper" 1990, Loftus "Crime" 1990, Borski "Interested" 1982, Sharp "Trouble" 1990, Smith "Effective" 1990, Neal "Laws" 1988, Hoeffel "Junket" 1986, Goode "Umbrellas" 1983.

7 8 Demonstration Reel,

Advertisement produced by McKinnon Media.

7 9 Demo Reel,

Advertisement produced by The Media Team.

7 10 Demonstration Reel,

Advertisement produced by Strother-Duffy-Strother.

7 11 First Spot,

Advertisement produced by The Image Maker.

7 12 Greatest Hits,

Advertisement produced by Axelrod & Associates

7 13 Humorous Ads (Revised), 7 14 Maryland Committee Against the Gun Bans Commercial, 7 15 The New Inexpensive Alternative to Television!,

Advertisement produced by Political Video Duplicators.

7 16 Newspapers-The Strategic Medium,

Advertisement produced by Newspaper Associate of America.

7 17 Nixon Speeches, "Republican Leadership at the Grassroots," RNC 1980 Spots,

Note: This advertisement is on the video in box 11 tape number 20. It contains speeches by President Nixon and Republican National Committee advertisements.

7 18 Political Communications,

Advertisement produced by Arnold & Associates. Includes: Pacific Power, Driver Project, The Chronicle and Examiner, Pacific Gas and Electric, Ballot Initiative 4, Bush/Quayle '92.

7 19 Political Communication and Social Responsibility,

Advertisement produced by Argumento.

7 20 Political Demo,

Advertisement produced by Paul Kinney Productions.

7 21 Political Marketing: A Brazilian Experience in Democracy,

Advertisement produced by Argumento.

7 22 Presentation Reel,

Advertisement produced by The Media Team. Includes: McConnell "Lease of Life," Taft "Sayonara," Taft "Travels II," Branstad "Family/Future," McConnell "Harvey's Pills," Kean "Bandwagon," Kean "Sketch," Branstad "Solid Future," Gramm "Ken Scott," Gramm "Social Security," Humphry "Mildred Ingham," McConnell "Bankrupt," McConnell "Hound Dogs," Bush-Quayle 88 "Tank," Bush-Quayle 88 "Family/Children."

7 23 Presentation Reel,

Advertisement produced by Sipple Strategic Communications.

7 24 Argumento Promotional Video,

Note: video originally untitled.

7 25 Sample Polticial TV Spots, Dueling Candidates, and Advocacy and Ballot Measures,

Advertisement produced by Nordlinger Associates.

7 26 Sixty Second Spot,

Advertisement produced by The Image Makers.

7 27 Socal Security,

Advertisement produced by Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.

7 28 TRG Demo Domestic, 7 29 Winning! Campaign Commercials that Work,

Advertisement produced by Lazlo & Associates, Inc.

7 30 Your Voice,

Note: Russian language advertisement.

MS2241 Series 2 Broadcast programming, 1984-2005 2.5 Linear feet

The videos of this series include local and network news reports, political talk shows, television newsmagazines, special reports, interviews and other broadcast programming. They range in date from 1984-2005 with some undated videos. The bulk of the series covers 1988-2000.

8 1 Evening News, 10/04/1984 8 2 News Report on the Graduate School of Public Management, 10/01/1987

Note: video originally untitled.

8 3 ABC "This Week", 08/28/1988

Note: video originally titled "Brinkley, Worthington, Edda Williams, Jackson."

8 4 Nightline: Campaign '88 with Jeff Greenfeild., 09/12/1988 8 5 Presidential Politics, 09/19/1988

Note: video originally titled "McLaughlin Group."

8 6 News on Ltw Ads, 10/19/1988 8 7 Voter Turnout, 11/06/1988 8 8 '88 Election Eve, Dukakis and Bush Final Statement, PBS "The Last Word", 11/07/1988 8 9 Election '88 and America's Political Parties, 11/1988

Includes: "Democrats," "48 Hours" (Gun Control Referendum), and "Great Upset of '48" (Truman/Dewey).

8 10 Rather/Bush, 1988

Includes: CBS News report on the Iran-Contra Scandal and Bush/Dukakis advertisements.

8 11 Buddy Roemer, Governor of Louisiana C-Span Interview, 9/1989 8 12 Moyer's "The Public Mind", 11/1989

Includes: "Consuming Images" and "Leading Questions."

8 13 Racism in America, 01/15/1990 8 14 Connie Chung Exxon, 07/10/1990 8 15 Campaigning for the Presidency, Road to the White House, 01/17/1992-01/19/1992 8 16 Democratic Presidential Debate, Road to the White House, 02/16/1992

Note: This news program is on the video in box 12 tape number 14. It contains Democratic Presidential Debates and the program "Road to the White House."

8 17 C-Span Segment, 10/14/1992 8 18 ABC Nightline Special "72 Hours to Victory", 11/05/1992 8 19 News/GSPM, 04/05/1994 8 20 WRC-TV Local News and ABC Network News, 04/12/1994 8 22 Power of the People, 1994 8 23 News, 04/17/1995 8 24 News Coverage, 04/24/1995 8 25 Edited News Elements, 05/1995 8 26 The Kalb Report: Campaign '96, 02/1996 8 27 1996 Republican Convention, 1996

Note: video originally titled "Adaptive Filtering and Control."

8 28 GSPM News, 04/14/1997

Includes: Sex/Military local, Sex/Military national, Guns/Babies national, Guns/Babies local.

8 29 GSPM News, 04/21/1997

Includes: NBA/Kids national, NBA/Kids local, Kick Butts local, Kick Butts national.

8 30 Sunday Morning "Ready, Set, Spin", 04/05/1998 9 1 Channel 9, 01/19/1999 9 2 Campaign 2000 Predictions, 10/30/2000 9 3 The Clinton Years, 01/2001 9 4 WRC-TV NBC4 Local Newscast, 04/16/2001 9 5 ABC Network News with Peter Jennings, 04/16/2001 9 6 WRC-TV (Ch 4), 04/18/2005 9 7 WRC News, 04/25/2005 9 8 WRC News and ABC News, 05/25/2005 9 9 WRC-TV Local News and ABC Network News, 9 10 Arizona Consumer Insurance Coalition,

These news programs are on the video in box 9 tape number 10. It contains political advertisements and news reports compiled by the Arizona Consumer Insurance Coalition, including: No on 201, People for Fair Insurance, Billboard; No on 201, People for Fair Insurance, Blackboard; Yes on 201, Arizona Policyholders Association, Powell; Yes on 201, Arizona Policyholders Association, Rolling Words; No on 105, Arizona Alert, Ralph Nader; News, 201 Lawsuit Coverage; News, KAET Opinion Survey/Powell Commentary (as Policyholders Association); News, Harvey Rosenfeld Press Coverage; News, Richard Weibe/AC/IC Telephone Bank.

9 11 "20/20" Report on Michael Donald Lynching Case, "West 57th Street" Boradcast about the KlanWatch's Lawsuit Against the North Carolina Klan's Paramilitary, 9 12 Panel Discussion on Roe v. Wade with Tom Brokaw,