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KOVR-TV Film Collection http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/c8hq45tr No online items Guide to the KOVR-TV film collection Sean Heyliger Center for Sacramento History 551 Sequoia Pacific Blvd. Sacramento, California 95811-0229 Phone: (916) 808-7072 Fax: (916) 264-7582 Email: [email protected] URL: http://www.centerforsacramentohistory.org/ © 2013 Center for Sacramento History. All rights reserved. Guide to the KOVR-TV film MS0061 1 collection Guide to the KOVR-TV film collection Collection number: MS0061 Center for Sacramento History Sacramento, CA Processed by: Sean Heyliger Date Completed: 10/17/2019 Encoded by: Sean Heyliger © 2013 Center for Sacramento History. All rights reserved. Descriptive Summary Title: KOVR-TV film collection Dates: 1967-1981 Collection number: MS0061 Creator: KOVR (Television station : Sacramento, Calif.) Collection Size: 385 linear feet(352 boxes) Repository: Center for Sacramento History Sacramento, California 95811-0229 Abstract: The KOVR-TV Film Collection documents the work of Sacramento's then ABC television affiliate from 1967 to 1981. The bulk of the collection contains day-to-day news stories. KOVR, with bureaus in both Sacramento and Stockton, focused on events within Sacramento, San Joaquin, and Stanislaus Counties. KOVR-TV is the oldest continuously operating television station in the Sacramento region having started broadcasting on September 5, 1954. Physical location: 31G1-10, 31H1-10, 31I1-10, 31J1-10, 31K1-10, 31L1-10, 32A1-10, 32B1-10, 32C1-10, 32D1-10, 32E1-10, 32F1-10 Languages: Languages represented in the collection: English Access The collection is open for research under the terms of use of the Center for Sacramento History, City of Sacramento. The migration of requested film to a digital format for use may be required and may need specialized third party vendor services. If the Center does not own an access copy, the cost of migration, to be paid fully by patron, will include 1) any necessary preservation efforts upon the original film, 2) a master digital file to be retained by the Center, and 3) a digital access file to be retained by the Center. The access file will be shared with the requesting patron upon completion of digitization; sharing of the the master file is contingent upon licensing. Pricing and project time-frame will be quoted upon request. Note that the length of time for migration of the film depends on vendor services and the payment for these services by the party requesting the digitization. News director’s cue sheets of the daily news films are available from 1965 through 1980. The daily cue sheets are chronological and list the film captured each day. Since the collection currently has limited subject indexes, dates provide the best access to the collection. Whenever possible, requests for footage should include a date. To request access, reproductions, or licensing from films in the KCRA-TV Film Collection please use the online form on the Center for Sacramento History's web site at: https://forms.cityofsacramento.org/f/CCS_CSH_FilmFootageRequestForm Publication Rights All requests to publish or quote from private manuscripts held by the Center for Sacramento History (CSH) must be submitted in writing to the archivist. Permission for publication is given on behalf of CSH as the owner of the physical items and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder, which must also be obtained by the patron. No permission is necessary to publish or quote from public records. Preferred Citation [Identification of item and/or item number], [box and folder number], KOVR-TV film collection, MS0061, Center for Sacramento History. Guide to the KOVR-TV film MS0061 2 collection Acquisition Information The KOVR-TV film collection was donated to the Center for Sacramento History by the trustees of California State University Sacramento on March 18, 2016 (accession #2016-009). Processing Information Finding aid created by Sean Heyliger 10/17/2019. Scope and Content of Collection The KOVR-TV Film Collection documents the work of Sacramento's then ABC television affiliate from 1967 to 1981. The bulk of the collection contains day-to-day news stories. KOVR, with bureaus in both Sacramento and Stockton, focused on events within Sacramento, San Joaquin, and Stanislaus Counties. KOVR-TV is the oldest continuously operating television station in the Sacramento region having started broadcasting on September 5, 1954. Indexing Terms The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog. KCRA-TV (Television station : Sacramento, Calif.) Sacramento (Calif.)--History Television stations--California Television broadcasting--California Television broadcasting of news--California Series 1. Sacramento daily news films Subseries 1.1 January - April 1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5090 Farm interviews 1/5/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5099 Boxer Jerry Quarry stringer 1/6/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5104N Max Wards arrives at Vacaville prison 1/6/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5107A Director of Agriculture with Rogers 1/6/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5108N Burning of Christmas trees 1/6/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5109S Basketball American River Junior College 1/6/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5112 Juke Locke, California 1/9/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5115 Department of Motor Vehicles 1/9/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5113S Pepper's stand up interview stringer 1/9/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5115N Department of Motor Vehicles 1/9/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5120S Track meet color stringer 1/9/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5123 Landsberg's comment of Ronald Reagan press conference 1/10/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5124 Los Rios Junior College 1/10/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5127 Powell - San Francisco stringer 1/10/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5122A East - West team stringer 1/10/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5123N Landsberg's comment of Ronald Reagan press conference 1/10/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5125N Redevelopment 1/10/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5126N Sacramento City College 1/10/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5128N Supervisors on signs and billboards 1/10/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5133 Resources director (color) 1/11/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5129N Sacramento State College computer dating 1/11/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5130N Gas war - test 1/11/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5131S Basketball East-West stringer 1/11/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5132N Raznick in court stringer 1/11/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5134N Jesse Unruh on schools (color) 1/11/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5136N Ronald Reagan at Senator Hotel 1/11/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5139 Baseball banquet golf 1/12/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5140 Juvenile delinquency (color) 1/12/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5141 Sacramento State protest rally (color) 1/12/1967 Guide to the KOVR-TV film MS0061 3 collection Series 1. Sacramento daily news films Subseries 1.1 January - April 1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5145 Ronald Reagan at Capitol with Glenn Dumke 1/12/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5146 Raznick in court stringer 1/12/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5147 Negro Bar - Black Point Folsom Dam outdoorsman 1/12/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5138A Pylman and Marble 1/12/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5142N Zephyr departs for Denver 1/12/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5143N Vietnam military artist 1/12/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5144S Father and son banquet (sports) 1/12/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5150 Friday 13th 1/13/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5154 Silver Ski Race 1/13/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5151N Florida governor (color) 1/13/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5152 Republican gathering Memorial Auditorium 1/15/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5155 Irene Hickman on 100 % 1/16/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5156 Heinrick on Hickman's 100% 1/16/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5159 German consulate 1/16/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5173 Fog 1/16/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5160N University of California Santa Cruz stringer 1/16/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5161S Athens track meet stringer 1/16/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5162N Quakes stringer 1/16/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5163 Charles Warren news conference 1/17/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5164 Grand jury 1/17/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5167 Edwards Air Force Base 1/17/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5174 USDA fruit and agricultural handout (color) 1/17/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5175 Earthquakes stringer 1/17/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5154S Silver Ski Race 1/17/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5167N Edwards Air Force Base 1/17/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5169S Clark vs. McMurry fight 1/17/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5174A USDA fruit and agricultural handout (color) 1/17/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5171 Burns and Unruh press conference 1/18/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5172 Duffy on crossfiling 1/18/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5176 Social workers union 1/18/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5178 Mercy Hospital 1/18/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5179 Black baseball player sports interview (color) 1/18/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5180 Sacramento Jaycees man of the year 1/18/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5177N Sacramento State College tuition rally 1/18/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5183N Regents stringer 1/18/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5182 Trawler stringer 1/19/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5185N Roseville High School marine cadet inspection 1/19/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5187S Jerry Lucas stringer 1/19/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5192 Dr. Rafferty (OT) 1/20/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5196 Oceangraphic vessel stringer 1/20/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5198 Rain (color) 1/20/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5186N School bus accident in Woodland 1/20/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5188N Suicide KRON 1/20/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5189N Sacramento City College unsafe 1/20/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5190N Grizzly governor's plane on sale 1/20/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5193S High school basketball 1/20/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5195N Kerr footage 1/20/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5197S Tahoe Olympic Committee stringer 1/20/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5198N Rain (color) 1/20/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5199N Crosby golf 1/20/1967 Box 1 Film ID# 5194 S.S.T.
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