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Video Tapes Boxes 116 - 134 Box Item Location Sub-series Description Video Tapes Series 13: Video Tapes Boxes 116 - 134 116 1 01-8-26- Senate Democratic Leadership Council Conference, Cleveland 08-06-0-1 - April 1981 - VHS. 2 KNBC-TV, Los Angeles - interview of John Glenn during his 1984 presidential campaign - November 27, 1983 - VHS. 3 John Glenn speech given at The Ohio State University during his 1984 presidential campaign - November 30, 1983 - VHS. 4 John Glenn speech on nuclear arms control at The Ohio State University during his 1984 presidential campaign - December 1983 - VHS. 5 "Believe in the Future Again" - 1984 presidential campaign video - circa 1983-1984 - VHS. 6 "Believe in the Future Again" - 1984 presidential campaign - circa 1983-1984 - VHS (copy 2). 7 "International Dateline" - panel discussions on U.S./Israeli relations with Senators John Glenn, Robert Dole, and Christopher Dodd, sponsored by the United Jewish Appeal - May 12 & 19, 1985 - VHS. 8 Statements by Senators Howard Metzenbaum and John Glenn taped for a Cable in the Classroom Workshop, sponsored by Cox Cable Systems - circa 1985 - VHS. 9 John Glenn’s taped statement to the National Technological University graduation ceremony - Cambridge, Ohio - November 19, 1986 – VHS 10 Give Kids the World Foundation promotional video narrated by Walter Cronkite, produced by Disney- MGM Studios - circa 1986 - VHS. 11 Public service announcement, International Aerospace Hall of Fame - June 12, 1987 -VHS. 12 Floor statement on the Persian Gulf - June 17, 1987; Democratic debate on "Firing Line" - July 1, 1987; and Trade Bill hearing - July 14, 1987 - VHS. 13 John Glenn’s floor statement on the Republican Campaign Committee’s strategy of portraying Howard Metzenbaum as a communist sympathizer - July 29, 1987 - VHS. 1 Box Item Location Sub-series Description Video Tapes 116 14 01-8-26- Senate Department of Defense authorization, floor debate on 08-06-0-1 Glenn’s amendment against awarding Strategic Defense Initiative contracts to foreign countries (part 1) - September 1987 - VHS. 15 Department of Defense authorization, floor debate on Glenn’s amendment against awarding Strategic Defense Initiative contracts to foreign countries (part 2) - September 1987 - VHS. 16 ABC News “This Week with David Brinkley” – program on the mining of the Persian Gulf by Iran, includes an interview of John Glenn - September 27, 1987 - VHS. 17 CNN Congressional Profiles Series program on John Glenn - December 21, 1987 - VHS. 18 National Day of Excellence - discussion of the Space Shuttle Challenger tragedy - January 1988 - VHS. 19 Department of Defense authorization – floor debate - May 1988 - VHS. 20 Democratic Platform Committee - The Young Americans, Family, and Defense Forums - excerpts from hearing - May 10, 1988 - VHS. 21 Democratic National Platform Committee Economic Forum - Detroit - June 2, 1988 - VHS. 22 Democratic National Convention - Glenn, Bentsen, and Dukakis - July 21, 1988 - VHS. 23 Democratic National Convention - Glenn introduces Lloyd Bentsen - July 21, 1988 - VHS. 24 Howard Metzenbaum 30 second campaign spot featuring John Glenn speaking against George Voinovich’s charge that Metzenbaum is soft on child pornography - October 12, 1988 - VHS. 25 WHIO-TV, Dayton - John Glenn's speech to the National Aviation Hall of Fame - 1988 - VHS. 26 John Glenn’s floor statement on the Voluntary Restraint Program (foreign trade laws) - 1988 - VHS. 27 "Battle for Peace" documentary on arms control - 1988 - VHS. 28 Public service announcement for the Dayton Air and Trade Show - March 3, 1989 - VHS. 29 John Glenn’s speech at the Denison University Honors Convocation - April 13, 1989 - VHS. 2 Box Item Location Sub-series Description Video Tapes 117 1 01-7-19- Senate John Glenn’s statement for the State of Ohio Thomas 24-07-0-1 Edison Program - June 27, 1989 - VHS. 2 Local news coverage of a meeting between Senators John Glenn and Howard Metzenbaum, and Congresswoman Mary Rose Oakar about the toxic waste problems at the NASA Lewis Research Center in Cleveland - July 18, 1989 - VHS. 3 "Inside Edition" program on Charles Keating and the bankruptcy of Lincoln Savings and Loan - circa October 1989 - VHS. 4 PBS MacNeil-Lehrer news segment on the V-22 Osprey aircraft, including a statement by John Glenn - October 4, 1989 - VHS. 5 Local news footage of "The Punch" [assault on JHG at the National Air and Space Museum] - October 25, 1989 - VHS. 6 CBS and NBC news coverage of "The Punch" [assault on JHG at the National Air and Space Museum] - October 25, 1989 - VHS. 7 NBC News story on the Charles Keating and Lincoln Savings and Loan investigation - November 6, 1989 - VHS. 8 CBS News coverage of Edwin Gray’s testimony about Charles Keating and Lincoln Savings and Loan to the House Banking Committee - November 7, 1989 - VHS. 9 WTOC-TV coverage of John Glenn’s Veterans Day speech in Savannah, Georgia - November 11, 1989 - VHS. 10 John Glenn’s news conference with Columbus, Ohio media on the Charles Keating and Lincoln Savings and Loan investigation - November 17, 1989 - VHS. 11 John Glenn’s news conference with Cleveland, Ohio media on the Charles Keating and Lincoln Savings and Loan investigation - November 17, 1989 - VHS. 12 John Glenn’s news conference with Cincinnati and Dayton, Ohio media on the Charles Keating and Lincoln Savings and Loan investigation - November 17, 1989 - VHS. 3 Box Item Location Sub-series Description Video Tapes 117 13 01-7-19- Senate Network coverage of the Senate Ethics Committee’s 24-07-0-1 appointment of Robert Bennett as special counsel in the Charles Keating and Lincoln Savings and Loan investigation - November 17, 1989 - VHS. 14 PBS MacNeil/Lehrer news segment on the Charles Keating and Lincoln Savings and Loan investigation - November 20, 1989 - VHS. 15 Older Women's League "A Matter of Life and Death" program on health insurance, includes a statement by JHG about his father’s cancer - circa 1980s - VHS. 16 1990 Tournament of Roses Parade, Videospec International version - January 1, 1990 - VHS. 17 1990 Tournament of Roses Parade, FOX TV Network Channel 11 coverage, part 1 - January 1, 1990 - VHS. 18 1990 Tournament of Roses Parade, FOX TV Network Channel 11 coverage, part 2 - January 1, 1990 - VHS. 19 1990 Tournament of Roses Parade, "Tribune" version, part 1- January 1, 1990 - VHS. 20 1990 Tournament of Roses Parade, "Tribune" version, part 2 - January 1, 1990 - VHS. 21 ABC News "Primetime" program, Sam Donaldson interviews Glenn on the Charles Keating and Lincoln Savings and Loan investigation - January 11, 1990 - VHS. 22 NBC "Meet the Press" interview of Charles Keating - January 14, 1990 - VHS. 23 ABC "Good Morning America" interview of Charles Keating - January 26, 1990 - VHS. 24 ABC News story on zebra mussels in the Great Lakes - January 30, 1990 - VHS. 25 PBS MacNeil/Lehrer interview with Senator Warren Rudman on the Charles Keating and Lincoln Savings and Loan investigation by the Senate Ethics Committee - 31 January 1990 - VHS. 26 CBS "60 Minutes" segment on the B-2 Stealth Bomber - February 16, 1990 - VHS. 27 CBS Evening News story on the General Accounting Office report on funding for the B-1 and B-2 bomber programs, includes a statement by John Glenn - February 22, 1990 - VHS. 4 Box Item Location Sub-series Description Video Tapes 118 1 01-8-27- Senate ABC News story on civil rights and minority hiring by 08-04-0-1 Congressional offices, includes a statement by John Glenn - March 7, 1990 - VHS. 2 John Glenn’s floor statement on a proposed constitutional amendment to ban flag burning - June 25, 1990 - VHS. 3 Media interviews of John Glenn on the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait - August 10, 1990 - VHS. 4 C-SPAN - John McCain’s floor statement on the Charles Keating and Lincoln Savings and Loan investigation - October 22, 1990 - VHS. 5 C-SPAN - John Glenn’s floor statement on the Charles Keating and Lincoln Savings and Loan investigation - October 23, 1990 - VHS. 6 C-SPAN - Edwin Gray’s testimony before the House Banking Committee on Charles Keating and the Lincoln Savings and Loan - November 7, 1990. - VHS. 7 CBS News coverage of the start of the Senate Ethics Committee hearings on Charles Keating and Lincoln Savings and Loan - November 15, 1990 - VHS. 8 CBS News coverage of the Senate Ethics Committee hearings on Charles Keating and the Lincoln Savings and Loan - November 16, 1990 - VHS. 9 ABC News "Nightline" program on the build-up of U.S. troops in the Persian Gulf, includes statements by John Glenn - December 5, 1990 - VHS. 10 C-SPAN - John Glenn’s floor statement on the Department of Defense authorization for FY1991 - 1990 - VHS. 11 C-SPAN - Senate Ethics Committee Hearings on Lincoln Savings and Loan - committee members opening statements - tape 1 of 35 - November 15, 1990 - VHS. 12 C-SPAN - Senate Ethics Committee Hearings on Lincoln Savings and Loan – Robert Bennet's opening statement - tape 2 of 35 - November 15, 1990 - VHS. 13 C-SPAN - Senate Ethics Committee Hearings on Lincoln Savings and Loan - Robert Bennet's opening statement (continued) - tape 3 of 35 - November 15, 1990 - VHS. 5 Box Item Location Sub-series Description Video Tapes 118 14 01-8-27- Senate C-SPAN - Senate Ethics Committee Hearings on 08-04-0-1 Lincoln Savings and Loan - tape 4 of 35 - November 15, 1990 - VHS. 15 C-SPAN - Senate Ethics Committee Hearings on Lincoln Savings and Loan - tape 5 of 35 - November 16, 1990 - VHS. 16 C-SPAN - Senate Ethics Committee Hearings on Lincoln Savings and Loan - tape 6 of 35 - November 16, 1990 - VHS. 17 C-SPAN - Senate Ethics Committee Hearings on Lincoln Savings and Loan - Glenn statement - tape 7 of 35 - November 16, 1990 - VHS. 18 C-SPAN - Senate Ethics Committee Hearings on Lincoln Savings and Loan - tape 8 of 35 - November 16, 1990 - VHS.
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