MCR-365

Date range: 1969/1978

Running time: 00:48:31
Film stock: Kodak 16mm - Film
Aspect ratio: 4:3
Frame rate: 24fps
Anamorphic: No
Sound field: Mono - Embedded

Transfer comments: B-Wind; Single Perforation; Color Reversal; Composite Magnetic Soundtrack; Acetate Base; 24 FPS; Existing Splices; Opening Splices; Ektachrome stock with 1968 Kodak date code; Some magnetic stripe sections blocking; verticle camera registration jitter and image ghosting;

Originator: The MediaPreserve, a division of Preservation Technologies, LP

Each MCR reel is a compilation of nonrelated news stories that occurred over a period of time, ranging from several weeks to several years. In most instances the exact date is unknown.

Because of the technology at the time, some footage contains audio, and some does not.

MCR-365 0:00:10 - ARKANSAS STATE SENATOR GUY "MUTT" JONES OF CONWAY SAYS HE'S AGAINST GOVERNOR WINTHROP ROCKEFELLER'S LEGISLATIVE TAX PROGRAM. - Date not provided
MCR-365 0:00:48 - THE ARKANSAS STATE PRISON BOARD MEETS. DIRECTOR ROBERT SARVER IS THERE ALONG WITH THE CHAIRMAN OF THE PRISON BOARD, ATTORNEY JOHN HALEY OF LITTLE ROCK. ALSO THERE COVERING THE MEETING ARE CHUCK KELLY OF KTHV AND ED SHEARER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. - Date not provided
MCR-365 0:01:30 - DIRECTOR ROBERT SARVER OF THE STATE PRISON SYSTEM SAYS ONE OF HIS PRIORITIES IS TO SEPARATE YOUTHFUL OFFENDERS FROM HARDENED CRIMINALS. - Date not provided
MCR-365 0:01:59 - 1978 - EXTREMELY RARE FOOTAGE OF THREE OF LITTLE ROCK'S MOST PROMINENT BUSINESSMEN IN THE LAST HALF OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY. THERE'S FRANK LYON, CHAIRMAN OF THE FRANK LYON COMPANY, WHIT STEPHENS, CHAIRMAN OF ARKANSAS LOUISIANA GAS AND EDWARD PENNICK, CHAIRMAN OF WORTHEN BANK AND TRUST IN LITTLE ROCK. PENNICK AND LYON PRESENT A CHECK TO STEPHENS. - 1978
MCR-365 0:02:20 - 1978 - CONWAY COUNTY FOR STANLEY RUSS. RUSS IS RUNNING FOR THE SECOND DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS. KATV'S RANDY WEBBER REPORTS. - 1978
MCR-365 0:02:44 - 1978 - DOUG BRANDON OF LITTLE ROCK SAYS HE IS RUNNING FOR SECOND DISTRICT CONGRESS AND EXPLAINS WHY. (BRANDON WOULD WIN THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY AND FACE REPUBLICAN ED BETHUNE IN THE GENERAL ELECTION IN 1978 AND LOSE IN A CLOSE VOTE TO BETHUNE.) - 1978
MCR-365 0:04:17 - THIS IS FOOTAGE OF I-630 LOOKING EAST TOWARD DOWNTOWN LITTLE ROCK. - Date not provided
MCR-365 0:04:36 - ATTORNEY GENERAL BILL CLINTON IN 1978 SAYS HE WILL NOT MAKE A FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT REGARDING A CANDIDACY FOR GOVERNOR FOR ANOTHER MONTH OR SO. CLINTON WAS INTERVIEWED BY KATV'S FRANK THOMAS. - 1978
MCR-365 0:06:34 - FORMER LITTLE ROCK MINISTER DALE COWLING SAYS HE WILL RUN FOR THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR SECOND DISTRICT CONGRESS. ERNIE DUMAS OF THE ARKANSAS GAZETTE IS THERE ALONG WITH RADIO NEWSMAN (KLRA) HERBIE BYRD. FRANK THOMAS OF KATV IS THE REPORTER. 1978. - 1978
MCR-365 0:08:32 - CONWAY COUNTY SHERIFF MARLIN HAWKINS ANNOUNCES THAT HE WILL NOT RUN FOR ANOTHER TERM. HAWKINS HAD SERVED FOR 28 YEARS. KATV'S RANDY WEBBER IS THERE ALONG WITH GUY "MUTT" JONES. HAWKINS SAYS, "I LOVE THE PEOPLE OF CONWAY COUNTY." 1978. - 1978
MCR-365 0:11:22 - ARKANSAS GOVERNOR DAVID PRYOR WITH WIFE BARBARA NEARBY, HAS A NEWS CONFERENCE AT THE MANSION. PRYOR TALKS ABOUT THE PANAMA CANAL. RANDY WEBBER REPORTING ON A SNOWY DAY AT THE MANSION. 1978. - 1978
MCR-365 0:12:29 - SECOND DISTRICT CONGRESSMAN JIM GUY TUCKER DECIDES TO RUN FOR THE U.S. SENATE IN 1978. HE COMMENTS ON GOVERNOR PRYOR'S ANNOUNCEMENT THAT HE TOO, WOULD BE A CANDIDATE. TUCKER SAYS, "THE CAMPAIGN WILL BE A SIMPLE ISSUE. WHO CAN GET THINGS DONE." - 1978
MCR-365 0:13:15 - KATV'S STEVE BARNES TALKS WITH KATV POLITICAL POLLSTER JIM RANCHINO. RANCHINO WAS ALSO A POLITICAL SCIENCE PROFESSOR AT OUACHITA BAPTIST UNIVERSITY. RANCHINO WOULD DIE AT THE KATV STUDIOS ON NOVEMBER 8, 1978. - 11/08/1978
MCR-365 0:13:48 - GOVERNOR DAVID PRYOR ON JIM RANCHINO, "A GREAT MAN." - 1978
MCR-365 0:14:54 - UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS BASKETBALL. THIS IS A SHORT CLIP FROM THE ARKANSAS - UCLA GAME IN THE MARCH MADNESS TOURNAMENT AT "THE PIT" IN ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO ON MARCH 16, 1978. THE VIDEO SHOWS RAZORBACK SIDNEY MONCRIEFF GOING UP FOR A LAYUP AND BEING INJURED BY UCLA GUARD ROY HAMILTON. THE 5TH RANKED RAZORBACKS WENT ON TO WIN THE GAME 74-70 OVER THE 2ND RANKED BRUINS AND ADVANCED TO THE FINAL FOUR IN ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. - 03/16/1978
MCR-365 0:15:05 - ARKANSAS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND SENATE IN SESSION. HOUSE SPEAKER IS HAYES MCCLERKIN OF TEXARKANA. SEEN IN THE VIDEO IS SENATOR GUY "MUTT" JONES OF CONWAY, SENATOR RICHARD EARL GRIFFIN OF CROSSETT, SENATOR MILT EARNHART FROM FORT SMITH, SENATOR BEN ALLEN FROM LITTLE ROCK AND STATE REPRESENTATIVE HERB RULE OF LITTLE ROCK. - Date not provided
MCR-365 0:16:24 - GOVERNOR ROCKEFELLER NEWS CONFERENCE - Date not provided
MCR-365 0:17:16 - THIS IS AN INTERVIEW CONDUCTED BY KATV'S LARRY MCADAMS WITH AN UNIDENTIFIED MINISTER WHO WON AN AWARD FROM THE FREEDOM FOUNDATION FOR A SERMON HE HAD WRITTEN. - Date not provided
MCR-365 0:17:50 - ARKANSAS FOOTBALL GREAT (1954, 55, 56) QUARTERBACK GEORGE WALKER OF PINE BLUFF RECEIVES RAZORBACK CLUB CHARTER FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS BEFORE SUPPORTERS AT A LUNCHEON IN PINE BLUFF. - Date not provided
MCR-365 0:18:29 - ARKANSAS SENATOR JOHN MCCLELLAN COMMENTS ON A SENATE INVESTIGATION. - Date not provided
MCR-365 0:19:17 - THIS IS THE HISTORIC DEBATE ON THE MIXED DRINK LAW IN 1969 IN THE ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE. SPEAKING FIRST IS STATE REPRESENTATIVE JOHN BETHEL OF PRAIRIE COUNTY WHO WAS OPPOSED TO THE MEASURE. - 1969
MCR-365 0:19:57 - STATE REPRESENTATIVE CHUCK HONEY FROM PRESCOTT SPEAKING AGAINST THE PROPOSED LEGISLATION. - 1969
MCR-365 0:20:40 - STATE REPRESENTATIVE HERB RULE WAS ONE OF THE MAIN SPONSORS OF THE BILL AND SPEAKS HERE IN SUPPORT. - 1969
MCR-365 0:21:50 - STATE REPRESENTATIVE CHUCK HONEY IS BACK ON THE FLOOR AND AGAIN SPEAKS AGAINST THE BILL. - 1969
MCR-365 0:22:22 - STATE REPRESENTATIVE ALLEN DISHOUGH OF LITTLE ROCK SPEAKS FOR PASSAGE OF THE BILL - 1969
MCR-365 0:23:11 - STATE REPRESENTATIVE JOHN BETHEL SPEAKS AGAINST THE BILL A SECOND TIME. THE PROPOSED MIXED DRINK LAW WAS EVENTUALLY PASSED BY THE HOUSE AND SENATE AND LATER SIGNED INTO LAW BY GOVERNOR ROCKEFELLER. - 1969
MCR-365 0:24:11 - FORMER LITTLE ROCK MAYOR MARTIN BORCHCERT IS HONORED AT A MEETING OF THE LITTLE ROCK CITY BOARD. (BORCHERT SERVED AS MAYOR IN 1967 AND 1968). THE PRESENT MAYOR, HACO BOYD PRESENTS AN AWARD OF APPRECIATION. - 1969
MCR-365 0:24:45 - HOSTAGE SITUATION AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS MEDICAL CENTER. LITTLE ROCK POLICE CHIEF R.E. BRIANS COMMENTS ON THE HOSTAGE SITUATION WHICH WAS SETTLED PEACEFULLY. 1969. - 1969
MCR-365 0:25:52 - HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND SENATE IN A JOINT SESSION. GOVERNOR ROCKEFELLER ENTERS THE HOUSE CHAMBER TO APPLAUSE. - Date not provided
MCR-365 0:26:31 - GOVERNOR ROCKEFELLER IN THE GOVERNOR'S CONFERENCE ROOM AND LEGISLATIVE MEMBERS WHO SUPPORTED THE MIXED DRINK LEGISLATION GATHER ROUND, INCLUDING Q. BYRUM HURST, MAX HOWELL, HERB RULE, DAVID KANE AND DOUG BRANDON. ALSO THERE, HUGH POLLARD OF BROOKS-POLLARD ADVERTISING AGENCY IN LITTLE ROCK AND THE DIRECTOR OF THE ALCOHOLIC CONTROL BOARD, JOE GASPARD. - 1969
MCR-365 0:27:02 - GOVERNOR ROCKEFELLER COMMENTS ON THE LEGISLATION. - 1969
MCR-365 0:27:37 - LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL BOARD MEETING. SCHOOL BOARD PRESIDENT ED BARRON IS THERE ALONG FLOYD PARSONS, SUPERINTENDENT OF LITTLE ROCK PUBLIC SCHOOLS. ALSO THERE, CRAIG HINES OF UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL. - Date not provided
MCR-365 0:28:13 - ED BARRON TALKS ABOUT RECENT INCIDENT IN THE SCHOOLS. LITTLE ROCK CIVIL RIGHTS ATTORNEY JOHN WALKER IS AT THE SCHOOL BOARD MEETING AND REACTS TO THE BOARD AND INCIDENT. - Date not provided
MCR-365 0:29:30 - THE COMMUNITY OF GREENWOOD, ARKANSAS IS SLOWLY RECOVERING FROM AN F4 TORNADO THAT KILLED FOURTEEN AND DESTROYED MUCH OF THE CITY SQUARE IN APRIL OF 1968. JIM PITCOCK REPORTS FROM GREENWOOD. - Apr-1968
MCR-365 0:31:49 - THE 1969 TELEPHONE BOOKS HAVE ARRIVED! THE DAVID D. TERRY LOCK AND DAM IS FEATURED ON THE COVER. THE WIDOW OF THE FORMER CONGRESSMAN DAVID D. TERRY, ADOLPHINE TERRY IS THERE FOR THE UNVEILING CEREMONY. ALSO THERE, LITTLE ROCK MAYOR HACO BOYD. TERRY SERVED IN CONGRESS FROM THE 2ND DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS FROM 1933 UNTIL 1942. - 1969
MCR-365 0:32:11 - A MEETING OF THE ARKANSAS AERONAUTICS COMMISSION. ODELL DORSEY OF NORTH LITTLE ROCK AND STERLING COCKRILL OF LITTLE ROCK GET INTO A HEATED DISCUSSION. - Date not provided
MCR-365 0:33:35 - SENATOR FULBRIGHT IN A SHORT INTERVIEW TALKS ABOUT THE SENATE. - Date not provided
MCR-365 0:34:03 - ABC NEWS CORRESPONDENTS COME TO LITTLE ROCK AND PARTICIPATE IN A PROGRAM WITH THE ARKANSAS JAYCEES. LEADING THE CORRESPONDENTS IS PETER JENNINGS. - Date not provided
MCR-365 0:34:31 - VICE PRESIDENT FOR MEDICAL EDUCATION AND HOSPITALS, STORM WHALEY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS MEDICAL CENTER PRESENTS A CHECK TO UAMS DOCTORS AND COMMENTS ON A GIFT TO THE FACILITY. A.J. SHUFFIELD OF HOT SPRINGS MAKES A $20,000 CONTRIBUTION FOR THE KIDNEY TRANSPLANT PROGRAM. - Date not provided
MCR-365 0:35:54 - PRISON DIRECTOR ROBERT SARVER WITH KATV'S JIM PITCOCK SAYS THE PRISON SYSTEM IS MAKING PROGRESS. - Date not provided
MCR-365 0:37:15 - KATV'S STEVE BARNES WITH JIM RANCHINO IN ARKADELPHIA AS THE POLLSTER SPEAKS AT LENGTH ON SURVEYS. - Date not provided
MCR-365 0:38:35 - JIM RANCHINO SPEAKS TO A CIVIC CLUB - Date not provided
MCR-365 0:38:56 - GREAT CAMPAIGN FOOTAGE OF DAVID PRYOR RUNNING THE SENATE IN 1978 AND SPEAKING FROM A FLATBED TRUCK - 1978
MCR-365 0:41:08 - RAY THORNTON CAMPAIGNING FOR THE U.S. SENATE. - Date not provided
MCR-365 0:43:08 - DAVID PRYOR DEFINITELY RUNNING FOR THE SENATE. KATV'S FRANK THOMAS THERE ALONG WITH BILL SIMMONS OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AND GEORGE DOUTHIT OF THE ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT. - Date not provided
MCR-365 0:45:04 - FRANK THOMAS STANDUP CLOSE FOR NEWS CONFERENCE. - Date not provided
MCR-365 0:45:51 - DELTA AIRLINES ANNOUNCES NEW JET SERVICE TO LITTLE ROCK. FOOTAGE OF SEVERAL AIRCRAFT, OLD AND NEW. - Date not provided
MCR-365 0:46:10 - SENATOR TOM PENN OF CAVE CITY OPPOSES THE MIXED DRINK LEGISLATION. - Date not provided
MCR-365 0:46:54 - SENATOR BOB DOUGLAS OF TEXARKANA SAYS HE'S AGAINST THE MIXED DRINK BILL. - Date not provided
MCR-365 0:49:12 - SENATOR MAX HOWELL OF JACKSONVILLE FAVORS THE MIXED DRINK LAW. - Date not provided

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MCR-365

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