Pacifica National Programming
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Mr. Kay Sugahara of the U.S. Asia Institute.
The chair of the Institute proposes a U.S. Japan partnership in the formation of a prosperity fund to assist states in their economic development and trade expansion needs. Sugahara is a Japanese-American who is also the chairman of the Fairfield Maxwell Company, a conglomerate of forty U.S. corporations.
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The War Powers Act and foreign relations : Grenada and Lebanon / Philip Trimble ; interviewed by Helen Mickiewicz.
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Cry of alarm : excerpts from the National Town Meeting on Central America / moderated by Stanley Scheinbaum.
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Free South Africa : a report from within / produced by Pacifica Radio News.
News broadcast exploring the growing Black movement within South Africa to end apartheid. Includes speeches and reports. |Address at the Letelier-Moffit Human Rights Awards / Sylvia Hill — Potential Congressional help for Angola’s Unita rebels / Margaret Summers — Year end report / Subry Governder. |Address at the Letelier-Moffit Human Rights Awards / Sylvia Hill…
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Republican National Convention : Houston, 1992 / hosted by Larry Bensky and Hitazhi Auz.
Reports on proceedings both at the podium and on the floor of the Republican National Convention. Includes speeches, interviews, and actuality of the Convention. |News headlines (5:00) ; Foreign policy, Iraq, and the Bush campaign / Hitazhi Auz (3 min.) ; Bush foreign policy / reported by Mark Bevas (8 min.) ; Threat of more…
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Republican National Convention : Houston, 1992 / hosted by Larry Bensky and Hitazhi Auz.
Reports on proceedings both at the podium and on the floor of the Republican National Convention. Includes speeches, interviews, and actuality of the Convention. |r.1. News headline / Pat Cher (5 min.) ; Impressions of previous night’s speeches, particularly Phil Graham’s speech / Bensky and Aug (10 min.) ; I.D. break (1 min.) ; The…
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The United Farm Workers in Delano / produced by Tim McGovern.
On the history of the UFW IN Delano, its activities, struggle, and impact: part one includes interviews with Dolores Huerta, first vice-president of the UFW, and Ben Maddoc, head of the organizing department. |r.1. The struggle goes on. — r.2. A tour of the union’s hometown. |r.1. The struggle goes on. — r.2. A tour…