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Searle Photos Folder List Searle Photos folder list File Folder Other subjects A.&E. A.B.C. A.C.T.S. Peggy Charren, Gregory Uhrin A.C.T.V. A.T.&T. Randy Tobias A.T.C. (American Television Communications) Doug Dittrick, Monty Rifkin Aaron, Daniel Comcast, Robert D. Bilodeau, Robert Tenten Abel Cable/Miss Abel Cable Jannat Thompson Abraham, Seth G. Abzug, Bella Accamando, Tony Ace Awards Ackerman, Jim Ad Insertion Ad Sales/Generic Adamson, Richard Adams-Russel Albarino, Richard Albert, Carl (Senator D-OK) Allard, Gil Alleger, Robert B., Jr. Allen, Ed Yolanda G. Barco, Dan Aaron, Ted Turner, Allen, Jess Allen, Jim Allen, Troy Allen, Woody Allott, Gordon (Senator) Alter, Robert H. Ted Turner, Bob Pittman, Kay Koplovitz Ambrosia, Anthony AMECO equipment American Cable Publishers Inst. equipment American Cable Systems American Electronic Labs American Satellite Corp. equipment American's Shopping Channel Anaconda Anaheim Convention Center Andersen, David C. Anderson, Don Wednesday, January 13, 2016 Page 1 of 68 File Folder Other subjects Anderson, Donald Andrus, Norm Angone, Lou Anixter Anixter-Pruzan Anselmo, Rene Antennas & Towers Anthony, Jack Antiope Chairman Ferris, Francois Renevier, Bill Gross, Carl Eilers, Al Curll, Bob O'Connor, Bill Putman, Bill Loveless, Roscoe Long Apartment Access Apted, Michael Arbeiter, Henry Arbus, Loreen Arizona Cable Television Association Bruce Merrill, Ivan Johnson, Richard Wiley Arlow, Allan J. Arnold, Linda Arnold, Mike Arnold, William Aronsohn, Abby Artec equipment, John Evans, Tom Richards Asch, Hella Ashcroft, Dennis Astoria System Fred Ford, Ed Parsons, unknown Atlantic Cable Show Atlantic Coast TV Cable Attorneys Augat Ault, John M. Aurelio, Richard Austar JC Sparkman, John Malone, Gerry Lenfest, Wayne Bullock Austin, Texas Automatic Call Distribution Avantec equipment Avcom equipment B.E.T. (Black Entertainment Television) Bach, C. J. "Dean" Bacharach, Burt Bayer-Sager, Carole Bacon, John Baer, Arthur H., Jr. Bagley, Ross Bailey, Wendell Baker, Howard Wednesday, January 13, 2016 Page 2 of 68 File Folder Other subjects Baker, Larry Baker, William, Dr. Bakker, Jim Ballentine, Jimmy Bambei, Paul Barbour, Dan Barco, George Yolanda Barco, Fred Ford Barco, Yolanda Ed Allen, George Barco, Robert Cahill Barden, Don H. Barlow, Robert Barnes, Barnes, Cheryl Barnett, Dr. Harold J. Barron, Richard Bartlett, Marcus Bartley, Robert T. Barton, Peter Baruch, Ralph M. Gerald Levin Basie, Count Batalsky, C. David Baum, Arthur Baum, Robert Charles Clements Baum, Ted Baxter, Al Baxter, Frank Baxter, Walter E. Baxter, William Bayh, Burch Beakley, Dr. Guy Beales, Char Beauchamp, Clarke Becker Association Beckstead, Richard Bedell, Robert J. Beever, Jack Behringer, Robert Bill Lasky Beisswenger, Robert Richard Loftus, Jack Crosby, Orlando Brillante Belanger, Arthur Belcher, Lance Belden Corporation Bell, Dave Bell, Erika Bell, Raymond A. Wednesday, January 13, 2016 Page 3 of 68 File Folder Other subjects Bell, William Bellany, Carol Beltram, Tom Bemis, W.W.(Winfield) Benes, J.W. Bennett, Ed Bentsen, Lloyd (Senator) Bergren, Scot Wallace Berman, Richard A. Bernard, Bill Berry, Leonard Besch, Andrew Best, Alex B. Bevnowitz, Paul Bias, Frank John Doug Dittrick Bigelow, Thayer Billing equipment Billock, John Bilodeau, Robert Bingham, Peter Binning, Thomas W. Biondi, Frank Birmingham Cable Communications equipment Bishop, Susan Black Efforts for Land in Television Ted Ledbetter, William Wright, Charles Tate, Snowden Williams Blair, Stewart Blank, Matt Bliss, Roy Fred Fletcher Block, Bob Blonder - Tongue equipment Blonder, Ike Blowers, William C. Bluestein, Dr. Leo I. Blythe, Eastman Bobeczko, Gerald N. Boerner, Hank Bohana, Patrick C. Bohus, Jerry Bollinger, Prudence Bond, James Book, Dr. Samuel H. Booker, Wrise D. Booth, Ethyl Wednesday, January 13, 2016 Page 4 of 68 File Folder Other subjects Borelli, Vincent R. Wendell Lee Boucher, Claude Boulder Cable Controversy Bowman, J. H. Boxing Boyle, Harry J. Boyle, James Bracken, Gary Brad Cable Brademas, John Rich Muller Rich Muller Braden, Barrie W. Bradley, Rex Bradshaw, Carl J. Brandman, Michael Branscomb, Anne W. Braun, Warren Braunstein, Laurie Braverman, Chuck BRAVO Brazeal, William R. Bresnan, Ann Bresnan, Michael Bresnan, Patrick Bresnan, William Brih, Glenn Brilliant, Andrew P. Brilliante, Orlando Briscoe, Wally Ben Conroy, Toni Conroy, E. Stratford Smith, Katie Briscoe Brockway, Merrill Brodsky, Julian A. Brody, David Brooks, Gaye Brooks, Robert A. Brotzman, Donald Bob Magness, Glenn Jones, unknown Brown, Bill Brown, Bob Brown, Bob (Bestvision) Ken Silverman Brown, Bob (Televue) Brown, Bruce Brown, Charles Brown, Gov. Jerry John Sie, Doug Dittrick Brown, Larry Wednesday, January 13, 2016 Page 5 of 68 File Folder Other subjects Brownstein, George Broydrick, Steve Brugliera, Vito Brumfield, Cynthia Brutoco, Rinaldo Bryks, Howard Bryson, Gary Buchanan, John Buchanan, Vugh Buchwald, Art Buford, Jerry Burch, Dean Burch, Steven Burchill, Tom Burgess, Sid Burkat, Howard Burnip & Sims Burr, Ann Busciglio, Richard J. Butcher, Harry W. Butler, Caldwell M. Byner, John Byrne, Sheila A. C.A.B.(CableTelevision Advertising Bureau) Robert H. Alter, Gerald Levin, C.A.T.A. C.A.T.V. C.A.T.V. Association 1979 C.A.T.V. Congressional Hearings 1978 C.A.T.V. Convention 1976 C.A.T.V. Convention 1980 C.A.T.V. Cover Photos 1968 C.A.T.V. Cover Photos 1969 C.A.T.V. Cover Photos 1970 Bob Magness C.A.T.V. Cover Photos 1971 Richard Nixon, Ronald Regan, Nancy Regan, Mamie Eisenhower, Bob Hope, Bob Magness, Bill Brazeal, Carter Page, Donne Fisher, JC Sparkman, Sol Schildhause, Tony Acone C.A.T.V. Cover Photos 1973 Richard Wiley, Ralph Baruch, Bob Lewine, Thom Winkler, Renato Pachetti, Wells Stabler, Anne Blair, Bill Daniels, Jack Mackey, Bob Mackey, Courtney Kirkeeng, Ed Cole, Gene Hambelton, James DeSorrento, Ben Conroy, ???, equipment C.A.T.V. Cover Photos 1974 Bill Bresnan C.A.T.V. Cover Photos 1975 C.A.T.V. Cover Photos n.d. Ted Turner, Amos Hostetter, Lorne Greene, Bob Magness, Jim Keller, Walter Kaitz C.A.T.V. Photo Edition Wednesday, January 13, 2016 Page 6 of 68 File Folder Other subjects C.B.N. (Christian Broadcasting Network) C.B.S. Cable (Columbia Broadcasting System) Charlotte Schiff Jones, Dick Cox, Jack Willis C.-C.O.R James R. Palmer, equipment C.C.S. - Hatfield Dean Taylor C.C.T.A. (CA Community TV Association) C.C.T.A. (CA Community TV Association) Conference C.C.T.A. (CA Community TV Association) Conference C.C.T.A. (CA Community TV Association) Conference C.C.T.A. (CA Community TV Association) Conference Spencer Kaitz, Johnny Cash, Tony Acone C.C.T.A. (CA Community TV Association) Convention C.C.T.A. (CA Community TV Association) Convention Ed Allen, Walter Kaitz, C.M.I. C.N.N. (Cable News Network) Ted Turner C.-S.P.A.N. C.T.A.M. (Cable & Telecom. Assoc. for Marketing) Trygve Myhren, Gayle Sermersheim, Bill Daniels C.T.A.M. (Cable & Telecom. Assoc. for Marketing) 1 Trygve Myhren C.T.A.M. (Cable & Telecom. Assoc. for Marketing) 5 C.T.A.M. (Cable & Telecom. Assoc. for Marketing) 8 C.T.I. C. (Cable Television Information Center) C.T.P.A.A. (Cable TV Public Affairs Association) Cable Atlanta Cable Buildings Cable Bureau, FCC Cable Club - meeting1 Bob Magness, Bill Daniels Cable Club - meeting2 Bill Daniels Cable Club - meeting3 Bob Magness, Charles Clements Cable Club - meeting4 John Malone, Frank Drendel Cable Club - meeting5 Doug Dittrick, John Malone, Monty Rifkin, Steve Halstead, Charles Clements, Frank Thompson, Jim Palmer, Jim Webb, Pat Bohana, Ray Matteson, Alan Harmon, Gene Schneider, Robert Schmidt Cable Construction Cable Data - exhibit Cable Follies Cable Health Network Cable Investments Cable Month 1988 Cable Music Channel Cable Retail Store Gene W. Schneider, Larry Welch, John Saeman Cable TV Business / TVC / CTB Cable Value Network Peter Barton Cablecom General Cablecom of Fargo CableGuide Wednesday, January 13, 2016 Page 7 of 68 File Folder Other subjects Cableone CableTime equipment Cablevision Charles F. Dolan, Mayor Ed Koch, Sen. Alfonse D'Amato, Gov. Mario Cuomo Cablevision Systems - Boston Charles F. Dolan Cadco equipment Calabro, Tom Caliguiri, Mayor Richard Callahan, Edward J. Calliope Campbell, David Campbell, Doug Campbell, Ed Campbell, John Campbell, Scott Canadian Cable Television Association Canadian Radio-Television Commission Cannon, Senator Howard Canyon Cable - Aspen, CO Capca, Tom Capitol Dome at Midnight Caporella, Nick Capp, Al Carleton, Larry Carlin, George Carlisle, William - NAB Carnes, Jim Carow, Raymond E. Carrao, Robert Carrell, Don E. Carter, President Jimmy Carter, Thomas Cascade Electronics Casey, Steven Catlin, Robert Cavanaugh, James F. Cavett, Dick Cencom Cable Centel Ceracche, Anthony Cerney, Richard Cerro Cable Television Chambers, Carolyn Wednesday, January 13, 2016 Page 8 of 68 File Folder Other subjects Channel 100 Channel 6 (Santa Rosa) Charlton, John C. Chase, Mary Chatanooga Cable TV technicians, Brian Lamb Chepak, Charles J. Chernin, Peter Chess Players Cheval, John M. John Roberts Chiddix, James A. Children's TV Chisholm, Shirley Christensen, Gary L. Christianson, Peggy Church Churchman, Wayne Cianelli, Paul Ciciora, Walter S. Cinemax Cioffi, Lou Cirillo, Janet R. Clark, Dick Clark, McLean A. Clark, Robert M. Clasen, Robert B. Classified Ad Systems Clear Television Cable Clements, Charles E. Clifford, Jack C. Ken Fuchs Clipp, Roer W. Coalition Opposition Signal Theft Coaxial Analysis Coaxial Scientific equipment Cohan, Chris Cohan, John Cohen, Joseph M. Cohen, Leonard Cohen, Marshall Coleman, John Coleman, Ken Collett, Robert Collins, Bruce
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