2,708 items.
Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/78
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/16
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Audiotape T-40278/2025
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Audiotape T-40278/2052
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Audiotape T-40278/1000
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Work tape
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/93
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Audiotape T-40278/1767
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Historian David Beers Quinn speaking on the 400th anniversary of the settling of Roanoke
Island; Reel 1 of 1; 29:58; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/900
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Reel 1 of 1; 27:27; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/385
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Reel 2 of 2; 55:22; 7.5 ips
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/2
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Audiocassette C-40278/1
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90:00
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Audiotape T-40278/23
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55:04; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1102
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1:06:30; 3.75 ips?
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Audiocassette C-40278/67
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Audiocassette C-40278/194
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Audiotape T-40278/283
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Dr. Mary Jane Gray, Adjunct Professor, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, UNC,
Paul Stam, Jr., President, Wake County Chapter of Right to Life, and Jon Allen, North
Carolina National Organization of Women, Chairwoman of Task Force on Reproductive
Rights, consider pros and cons of abortion; Reel 1 of 1; 31:42; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1722
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Dr. James Applewhite, Director, Duke Institute of the Arts; and Dr. Elizabeth Higdon,
Professor of Abstract Expressionism at Duke, on the Festival of Abstract Expressionism
and American Arts in the 1950s; Reel 1 of 1; 16:34
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Audiocassette C-40278/40
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Wilder tape 2 discussing Paul Goldman; 60:00
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Audiotape T-40278/277
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Florence Taylor, North Carolina Department of Community Colleges, Arlene Fingeret,
Marilyn Komarc and adult students at North Carolina State, Lourdes Shelley and Nancy
Blount at Wake Technical College discuss adult basic education; Reel 1 of 1; 26:50;
7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/278
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Dr. Arlene Fingeret and students at North Carolina State University, Lourdes Shelley,
Director, Nancy Blount, instructor, and students at Wake Tech, Florence Taylor, North
Carolina Department. of Community Colleges on adult education; Reel 1 of 1; 31:30;
7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/970
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Reel 1 of 1; 29:20; 7.5 ips
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Audiocassette C-40278/83
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Audiocassette C-40278/128
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Audiotape T-40278/884
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Reel 1 of 1; 31:34; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/116
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7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/276
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Dr. Mike Cohen, University of North Carolina School of Medicine, Dr. Campbell McMillan,
MCMH Hemophilia Center, discuss AIDS, its effects, and reactions to it; Reel 1 of
1; 27:24; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2047
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Audiotape T-40278/1771
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Reel 1 of 1; 18:24; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1136
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a verse play for radio, by Archibald MacLeish.
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Audiotape T-40278/1583
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Reel 1 of 1; 28:58; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/121
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Reel 1 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiocassette C-40278/169
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Audiotape T-40278/1728
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Kay Kyser and his Orchestra, 1929 recording; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1134
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Audiotape T-40278/1132
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7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1578
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Reel 1 of 1; 17:10; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/319
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Charles Reinhart, American Dance Festival Director, comments on the 1985 season, and
the past and purpose of the festival; Reel 1 of 1; 30:56; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1435
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Original date 19 May 1959; 28:30
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Audiotape T-40278/1355
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Reel 1 of 1; 59:10; 7.5 ips
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Audiocassette C-40278/152
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Audiotape T-40278/1393
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Marian McPartland, piano; Steve LaSpina, bass; recorded live at Stephen's, Chapel
Hill; Reel 1 of 1; 54:50; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/525
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Reel 1 of 2; 59:15; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/526
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Reel 2 of 2; 47:10; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1080
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Reel 2 of 2; 53:30; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/218
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Reel 1 of 2; 65:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/517
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Includes excerpt from Gerard Hoffnung at the Oxford Union; Reel 1 of 3; 60:40; 7.5
ips
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Audiotape T-40278/518
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Reel 2 of 3; 64:01; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/519
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Includes Gerard Hoffnung at the Oxford Union; Reel 3 of 3; 54:52; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/524
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Reel 2 of 2; 43:16; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1402
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Reel 1 of 2; 29:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1436
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Bach B minor Mass, Part II; Reel 2 of 3; 65:20; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1437
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Mozart Requiem; Reel 3 of 3; 56:47; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1443
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Reel 1 of 4; 59:46; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1444
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Reel 2 of 4; 59:25; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1445
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Reel 3 of 4; 57:03; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1446
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Reel 4 of 4; 59:33; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1453
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Mozart, Reger; Reel 1 of 2; 54:50; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1454
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Bartok, Stravinsky; Reel 2 of 2; 23:30; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1455
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Reel 1 of 2; 50:18; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1498
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Bach B Minor Mass, Part I; Reel 1 of 3; 63:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1680
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Reel 2 of 3; 20:44; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1694
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Reel 4 of 4; 27:32; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1704
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Reel 4 of 4; 27:32; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1447
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OC: Finale of Cabaret (Joel Grey) Drum Roll; Reel 1 of 4; 59:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1448
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OC: Song, So In Love sung by Mabel Mercer; Reel 2 of 4; 60:19; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1449
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OC: Song, Happy Ending; Reel 3 of 4; 59:40; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/541
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Reel 1 of 2; 1:21:35; 7.5 ips
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Audiocassette C-40278/58
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Audiocassette C-40278/171
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Audiotape T-40278/325
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Andy Griffith spins yarns; Reel 1 of 1; 24:25; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1089
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Reel 1 of 2; 54:50; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1103
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55:00
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Audiocassette C-40278/66
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/95
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Audiotape T-40278/1542
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Reel 1 of 2; 15 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1543
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Reel 2 of 2; 15 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1544
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Reel 1 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/217
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Reel 2 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2289
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Program 1: Gil Evans and Lee Konitz; Program 2: Jaki Byard; audio promos for each
show; produced by Steve Rathe and David Eyges with Phil Garfinkel and Lauren Krenzel
1988; 28:42, 28:27, 00:30, 00:60
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Audiotape T-40278/265
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Dr. Herbert Eckerlin, NCSU; Bruce Winterhalder, UNC Professor and solar homeowner;
Arnie Katz, North Carolina Land Trustees; and Freeman Ledbetter, Developer of Green
Mill, a solar community in Durham discuss solar houses; Reel 1 of 1; 26:54; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/949
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Mobile Home Market; Reel 1 of 1; 21:30; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/847
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Profiles Ma Brown's Bake Shop, Able Machining and Electronics, and North Carolina
Mutual Life Insurance Co. 29:05
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Audiotape T-40278/337
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Cindy Shearer, Durham Transportation Systems engineer; Danny Pleasant, Chapel Hill
Transportation Planner; Ed Johnson, North Carolina Department of Transportation Planning
Coordinator; and Raleigh Planning Director George Chapman comment on the construction
of roads in our area; Reel 1 of 1; 29:30; 7.5 ips
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Audiocassette C-40278/111
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Audiotape T-40278/1907
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Audiotape T-40278/1770
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American Tobacco Campus
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Audiotape T-40278/849
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Coaches Dean Smith, Jim Valvano, Mike Krzyzewski, UNC President William Friday, NCCU
Chancellor Leroy Walker, NCSU Vice Chancellor Hardy Berry, and NCSU Faculty Senate
Chair Robert Fearn; 29:52; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/975
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Coaches Dean Smith, Jim Valvano, Mike Krzyzewski, UNC President William Friday, North
Carolina Central University Chancellor Leroy Walker and North Carolina State Vice
Chancellor Hardy Berry on aspects of the athletics vs. academic debate; 26:17
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Audiocassette C-40278/160
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Audiotape T-40278/1597
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Reel 1 of 1; 27:50; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1598
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Reel 1 of 1; 29:00; 7.5 ips
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/116
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Audiocassette C-40278/28
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Audiocassette C-40278/172
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Audiocassette C-40278/118
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Audiotape T-40278/535
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Reel 1 of 1; 40:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1863
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A half-hour documentary featuring music from the archives of WPAQ and interviews with
musicians who have been associated with the station over the years, as well as on-air
personalities. Nestled in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains, WPAQ contains a treasure
trove of unique recordings from radio's golden age, by many of America's most important
bluegrass and old time music pioneers. The radio station has played an important role
in the preservation and development of the region's music, over the past 40 years.
Includes interviews with Mac Wiseman, Mike Seeger, Jim Eanes as well as station manager
and founder Ralph Epperson and other radio personalities; 30:00; 7.5 ips
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/60
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/67
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Audiotape T-40278/222
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Reel 1 of 1; 53:25; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/999
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Reel 2 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiocassette C-40278/103
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Audiotape T-40278/1466
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Reel 1 of 1; 60:16; 7.5 ips
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/88
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Audiocassette C-40278/107
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Audiotape T-40278/149
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Reel 2 of 2; 68:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/154
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Reel 1 of 2; 63:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/180
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Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/221
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Reel 1 of 1; 38:08; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/915
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Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiocassette C-40278/180
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Audiocassette C-40278/198
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Side A: Stewpot/Johnson; Side B: A. Henry
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Audiotape T-40278/386
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Bennett Master Reel
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Audiotape T-40278/330
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John Dalzell interviews William Bennett on his new job as chair of the National Endowment
for the Humanities, how this differs from his position with National Humanities Center,
and what to expect in the years of restricted budgets; Reel 1 of 1; 29:24; 7.5 ips
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/7
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/8
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Audiotape T-40278/1540
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Recorded and broadcast by Belgian Radio; Reel 1 of 1; 27:00
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/69
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Audiotape T-40278/2148
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Program no. 3 Pilot; Reel 1 of 1; 15 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/988
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Reel 1 of 1; 34:50; 7.5 ips
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/136
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Audiotape T-40278/1914
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St. Paul Chamber Orchestra no. 9225, dub for wets; 52:19
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Audiotape T-40278/1915
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Audiotape T-40278/257
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Reverend Peter Lee, Professor Doris Betts, Professor Sam Hill, and Moderator Claudius
Miller reflect upon Dr. Billy Graham's Visit to Chapel Hill and comment upon evangelicalism
and fundamentalism in religion; Reel 1 of 1; 33:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/259
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The program is the second half of a conversation dealing with the visit of Dr. Billy
Graham to Chapel Hill, 27 September-1 October 1982. Tonight's program deals with the
changes which have occurred in mainline Christianity in the past 30 years. The guests
are Professor Doris Betts, UNC-CH; Professor Sam Hill, University of Florida; Reverend
Peter Lee; and moderator Claudius Miller; Reel 1 of 1; 25:16; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/931
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jazz tunes; Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2336
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Audiotape T-40278/1604
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Reel 1 of 1; 28:02; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/207
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Reel 1 of 1; 29:44; 7.5 ips
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Audiocassette C-40278/63
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Audiocassette C-40278/149
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Audiotape T-40278/274
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North Carolina Representative Kenneth Spaulding, D- Durham, and former Congressional
candidate Mickey Michaux discuss black involvement in state politics; Reel 1 of 1;
29:04
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Audiocassette C-40278/64
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Audiotape T-40278/163
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Reel 2 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/164
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Reel 1 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1242
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Reel 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1823
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Blossum Dearie, set I and II (17:12 and 8:55); Dave Frishberg set (16:08); and Bob
Dorough and Bill Takas Set (21:00) performing at the North Carolina Art Museum in
Raleigh; Reel 1 of 1; 63:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1804
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Reel 1 of 1; 34:42; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1641
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Performing at Hotel Europa; 25:50; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1647
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11:59; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1656
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7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1126
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Reel 2; 15 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1127
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Reel 1; 15 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1167
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Reel 5; 15 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1385
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Recording date 4 April (year unknown), broadcast Friday 17 April (year unknown, likely
1987, possibly 1981 or 1992); Reel 1 of 1; 29:08; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1955
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Reel 1
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Audiotape T-40278/1964
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Reel 2
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/34
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Audiotape T-40278/2345
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Audiotape T-40278/1052
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Folklorist with visiting artist at Mitchell Community College in Statesville, N.C.
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Audiotape T-40278/533
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Reel 1 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/534
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Reel 2 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2256
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7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2257
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7.5 ips
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/65
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Audiotape T-40278/119
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Reel 1 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/120
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Reel 2 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/290
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Bread for the World, a Christian organization founded to fight world hunger represented
here by Steven Coates of NYC, Director of Issues, a division of Bread for the World.
Locals Jennifer Henderson of Fayetteville, N.C., Executive Director of the North Carolina
Hunger Coalition, and Father Charles Mulholland, Pastor Washington, North Carolina,
Mother of Mercy Catholic Church (works with rural poor of North Carolina); Reel 1
of 1; 29:50; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1181
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Reel 1 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiocassette C-40278/29
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Side A: Bridges; Side B: Parrish; 90:00
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Audiotape T-40278/1264
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Reel 6 of 10; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1265
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Reel 1 of 10; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/156
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Reel 1 of 10; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/906
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Festival Director George Holt and Folklorist Derle Coulter comment on festival activities;
Reel 1 of 1; 30:20; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1123
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Reel 10 of 10; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/219
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Reel 1 of 3; 60:24; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1239
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Reel 2 of 10; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1243
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Reel 5 of 10; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/213
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Reel 3 of 3; 58:20; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/214
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Reel 2 of 3; 57:08; 7.5 ips
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Audiocassette C-40278/36
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60:00
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Audiotape T-40278/1310
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Reel 4 of 8
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Audiotape T-40278/161
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Reel 1 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/342
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The Chant, Hiawatha (Gil Brown, drums), Panama Ray (John Skillman, clarinet) recorded
at the Temple Theatre, Sanford; Reel 1 of 1; 21:08; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1762
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Reel 1 of 1
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Audiotape T-40278/1328
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Original broadcast followed with early baroque music to fill the hour to 7; 48:00;
7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1432
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From New Dimensions Radio; Reel 1 of 2; 58:20; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1433
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From New Dimensions Radio; Reel 2 of 2; 29:30; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/958
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Virginia Tech professor and author of The Case for Bureaucracy Charles Goodsell and
others; Reel 1 of 1; 27:48; 7.5 ips
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Audiocassette C-40278/183
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Audiotape T-40278/1050
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Master Reel 2
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Audiotape T-40278/1606
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Reel 1 of 1; 28:53; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/983
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Reel 1 of 1; 30:07; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/297
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Tom Glendinning, co-founder of the Haw River Assembly, and Dr. Carl Shy, UNC epidemiologist
on the suspected causes of a high cancer death rate in Bynum, triple the rate of North
Carolina average; Reel 1 of 1; 24:42; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/159
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Reel 2 of 2; 40:41; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/919
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Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/922
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Reel 2 of 2; 23:06; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/942
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Reel 1 of 2; 23:23; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1653
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Scherzo; 7.5 ips
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/105
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Audiotape T-40278/194
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Reel 1 of 1; 15 ips
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Audiocassette C-40278/5
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60:00
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Audiocassette C-40278/121
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Audiocassette C-40278/38
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60:00
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/128
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Audiocassette C-40278/59
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Audiotape T-40278/1813
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Reel 1 of 1; 56:43; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/961
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Reel 1 of 2; 30:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/962
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Reel 2 of 2; 27:02; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2266
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12:00
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Audiotape T-40278/2268
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DBX EQ Changes; 10:00
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Audiotape T-40278/2269
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Non DBX; 10:00
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Audiotape T-40278/2351
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Audiotape T-40278/2352
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Audiotape T-40278/2353
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Audiotape T-40278/2354
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Audiotape T-40278/2355
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Audiotape T-40278/2356
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Audiotape T-40278/2357
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Audiotape T-40278/2358
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Audiotape T-40278/2359
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Audiotape T-40278/2343
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Audiotape T-40278/2360
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Audiotape T-40278/2361
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Audiotape T-40278/2362
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Audiotape T-40278/2363
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Audiotape T-40278/2364
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Audiotape T-40278/2365
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Audiotape T-40278/2366
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Audiotape T-40278/2367
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Audiotape T-40278/2368
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Audiotape T-40278/2369
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Audiotape T-40278/2370
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Audiotape T-40278/358
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Audiotape T-40278/839
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Improving education in North Carolina Schools; Reel 1 of 1; 29:48; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1587
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Reel 1 of 1; 27:35; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2053
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Early Jazz; Reel 1 of 2
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Audiotape T-40278/1726
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Carl Kasell remembers the early years in Swain Hall. Ham and Biscuits.
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/75
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Audiotape T-40278/865
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Reel 1 of 1; 15 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1177
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2nd set
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Audiotape T-40278/1490
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Dinner set; mentions Gary Shivers; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1491
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Show no. 1
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Audiotape T-40278/1492
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Set 2; Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1615
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Performed at the Art School; Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1173
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Reel 1 of 2; 28:26 15 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/911
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Reel 1; 23:07; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1493
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Late set, Part II; Reel 1 of 3
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Audiotape T-40278/1494
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Dinner Set, Part II; Reel 2 of 3
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Audiotape T-40278/1495
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Dinner set, Part I; Reel 3 of 3
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Audiotape T-40278/1515
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Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/122
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Reel 1 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/124
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Reel 2 of 2; 28:58 15 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/125
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Reel 2 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/184
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Reel 2 of 2; 25:14; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/245
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Reel 3; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/248
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Reel 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/250
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Reel 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/177
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Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1828
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Reel 1 of 3; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1829
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Reel 2 of 3; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1830
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Reel 3 of 3; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1824
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7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1825
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Reel 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1831
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1st segment; Reel 1 of 3
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Audiotape T-40278/1832
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2nd segment; Reel 2 of 3
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Audiotape T-40278/1833
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3rd segment; Reel 3 of 3
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Audiotape T-40278/1508
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Reel 1 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1519
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Reel 2 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1522
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Reel 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1496
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Carol Sloane/Gene Bertoncini/Michael; Reel 1
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Audiotape T-40278/1497
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Carol Sloane/Gene Bertoncini/Michael; 1st set, 2nd set last 15-20 minutes; Reel 2
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Audiotape T-40278/1826
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Audiotape T-40278/111
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Reel 1 of 1; 1 hr.; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1513
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Reel 1 of 2; 59:35; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1514
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Reel 2 of 2; 56:48; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1816
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Reel 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1817
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Reel 1 of 2; 43:10 15 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1818
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Reel 2 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1819
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Reel 2 of 2; 22:25 15 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1122
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Reel 6 of 6; 15 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1755
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This performance includes a vocal obligato by Montgomery that is made up entirely
of North Carolina place names; Reel 1 of 1; 4:58
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Audiotape T-40278/105
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Reel 2; 15 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/107
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Reel 4; 15 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/108
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Reel 3; 15 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/110
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Reel 5; 15 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/114
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Reel 1; 15 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1518
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Reel 1 of 1; 1:01:49; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1507
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Reel 1 of 1; 55:50; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1510
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Reel 1 of 1; 1:00:27; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1511
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59:11; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1512
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Reel 1 of 1; 58:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1516
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Reel 1 of 1; 58:15; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1517
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Includes Dave Frishberg interview; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1520
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Reel 1 of 1; 57:18; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1521
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Carol Sloane talks with David Frishberg. Musical selections from The Dave Frishberg
Songbook and live recording at Stephen's in Chapel Hill (25-26 September 1982); Reel
1 of 1; 59:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1729
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Segments; Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiocassette C-40278/119
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Spring 1991
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Audiotape T-40278/1262
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Performed at Duke Chapel; Reel 2 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1878
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Performed at Duke Chapel; Reel 1 of 2; 54:47; 7.5 ips
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Audiocassette C-40278/2
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90:00
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Audiotape T-40278/322
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Excerpts from a League of Women Voters, Carrboro Board of Aldermen Candidates Forum.
Part 1 of 2; Reel 1 of 1; 23:30; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/323
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Conclusion of a League of Women Voters, Carrboro Board of Aldermen Candidates Forum;
Reel 1 of 1; 26:54; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/995
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Reel 1 of 4; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/996
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Reel 2 of 4; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/997
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Reel 3 of 4; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/998
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Reel 4 of 4; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/851
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Former President Jimmy Carter's Speech on Citizenship, Q and A; Reel 1 of 1; 31:20
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Audiocassette C-40278/43
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60:00
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Audiocassette C-40278/182
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Audiotape T-40278/2275
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58:35
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Audiotape T-40278/1663
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/111
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Audiotape T-40278/200
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Reel 1 of 1; 28:40; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1054
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Folktale from 101-year old, fundraising for WUNC
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Audiotape T-40278/1055
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Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1131
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Reel 1 of 1; 60:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1635
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Reel 1 of 1; 21:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1668
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Audiotape T-40278/1679
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Reel 1 of 1; 21:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1872
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Monday night
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Audiotape T-40278/2155
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Cue Bach? He was an old fossil; Reel 1 of 1; 21:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1053
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Councilman and mayor candidates; Reel 1 of 1; 59:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/980
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Reel 1 of 1; 21:40; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1640
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Reel 1 of 1; 29:32; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/155
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Reel 1 of 2; 60:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/987
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Reel 1 of 1; 30:53; 7.5 ips
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Audiocassette C-40278/151
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Audiotape T-40278/1018
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Live recording; Reel 1 of 3; 47:50; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1019
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Live recording; Reel 2 of 3; 49:30; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1020
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Live recording; Reel 3 of 3; 33:37; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1083
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Reel 3 of 3; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/183
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Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/254
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Reel 1 of 2; 55:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/255
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Reel 2 of 2; 45:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1618
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7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1684
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Audiotape T-40278/2141
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Take 2: Been to the River (JG-1000-B) and Take 5: He Knows the Way (JG-1000-A)
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Audiotape T-40278/2142
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Audiotape T-40278/1634
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Reel 1 of 1; 27:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1605
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Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2285
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Audiocassette C-40278/195
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Audiotape T-40278/1916
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Audiotape T-40278/1917
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Audiotape T-40278/1918
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Audiotape T-40278/1919
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Reel labeled 227 1 AMB 11/89 WFDD
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Audiotape T-40278/1920
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Audiotape T-40278/1921
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Audiotape T-40278/1798
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Reel 1 of 5; 28:52; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1799
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Reel 2 of 5; 28:50; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1800
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Reel 3 of 5; 28:50; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1801
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Reel 4 of 5; 28:50; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1802
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Reel 5 of 5; 28:50; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1904
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Funded under a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities, these five-minute
commentaries are part of the Church, State, and the First Amendment: A North Carolina
Dialogue sponsored by the Program in the Humanities, UNC-Chapel Hill. John Dalzell,
Public Affairs Producer for WUNC Radio, produced the series. 1. Church, State, and
the First Amendment: An Overview - Diane Sasson (Project Director, A North Carolina
Dialogue); 2. Colonial America and the Wording of the Religion Clauses - John E. Semonche
(Prof of History, UNC-CH); 3. What Makes the First Amendment Distinctive? - Robert
N. Bellah (For Prof of Sociology and Comparative Studies, UC- Berkeley); Religion
and The Law - Harold J. Berman (Woodruff Prof of Law, Emory University and the James
Barr Prof of Law Emeritus, Harvard); How Islam Handles Church-State Relations - Jerry
Pubanz (Associate Professor of Political Science, Salem College); The Framers of the
First Amendment - Martin E. Marty (Cone Professor of Church History, The Divinity
School, The University of Chicago); What was the Original Intent of the Framers? -
James E. Bond (Prof of Law, Wake Forest University Law School); William Gaston and
Religious Tests for Public Office in North Carolina - John L. Sanders (Director, Institute
of Government, UNC-CH); The Legal History of the Religions Clauses - Daniel H. Pollitt
(Kenan Professor of Law, UNC-CH); Polygamy: The First Test of the Free Exercise Clause
- Jan Shipps (Director of the Indiana University/Purdue University at Indianapolis
Center for American Studies); Reel 1 of 2; 50:00
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Audiotape T-40278/1905
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Funded under a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities, these five-minute
commentaries are part of the Church, State, and the First Amendment: A North Carolina
Dialogue sponsored by the Program in the Humanities, UNC-Chapel Hill. John Dalzell,
Public Affairs Producer for WUNC Radio, produced the series. 11.Criticisms of the
Recent Supreme Court Decisions - Lynn Buzzard (Former Executive Director of the National
Christian Legal Society); The law, Religion, and Public Education - Benjamin B. Sendor
(Assistant Prof, Institute of Government, UNC_CH); 13. What are the Limits of the
Free Expression of Religion in the Schools? - Jay Robinson (Superintendent, Charlotte-Mecklenburg
Schools); 14. Religion and the Attack on Public Education - Karen Garr (Executive
Director, North Carolina Assoc. of Educator); 15. The Christian School Movement -
James O. Abrahamson (Pastor, Chapel Hill Bible Church); 16. Christian Symbols in Civil
Government - William Van Alstyne (W.R. and T.L. Perkins Professor of Law, Duke University
Law School); 17. Religious Dissent: The Case of Roger Williams - W.W. Finlator (Baptist
minister, Raleigh, NC); 18. Religion in America: Continuity or Change? - Terry Eastland
(Director of Public Affairs, U.S. Department of Justice); 19. American Catholics Challenge
the State - Robert F. Drinan, S.J. (Prof of Law, Georgetown University Law Center);
20. Christian Calues and Political Life: The Black Church - Joseph L. Roberts, Jr.
(Senior Pastor, Ebenezer Baptist Church, Atlanta); Reel 2 of 2; 50:00
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Audiotape T-40278/539
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Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/540
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Reel 2 of 2; 36:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/552
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Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2023
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Reel 2 of 3
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Audiotape T-40278/2024
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Reel 3 of 3
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Audiotape T-40278/1596
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High Point Public Works Director Carl Wills, University Park Homeowners Association
representative Isabella Cannon, N.C.SU Political Science and Public Administration,
Prof Beverly Ziegler comment on living in the city-physical and aesthetic concern. 30:10
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Audiotape T-40278/215
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Reel 4 15 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/947
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Reel 1 of 1; 29:50; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1644
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Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/341
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Irish Tunes; Reel 1 of 1; 23:54; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1622
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Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/904
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Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/35
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Audiotape T-40278/1906
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48:00 3.75 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/531
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Audiotape T-40278/532
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Audiotape T-40278/295
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Andrei Codrescu (code REScue) is a commentator on NPR All Things Considered. He talks
about his background, life, and writings; Reel 1 of 1; 19:45; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1581
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Reel 1 of 1; 29:54; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/978
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Reel 1 of 1; 27:30; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1573
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Reel 1 of 1; 29:53; 7.5 ips
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Audiocassette C-40278/189
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Audiocassette C-40278/140
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Audiotape T-40278/890
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Reel 1 of 1; 30:50; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1081
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Reel 1 of 2; 53:33; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1082
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Reel 2 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1702
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Reel 1 of 1; 58:30 3.75 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/306
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Robert E. White, former ambassador to El Salvador and other Latin countries on the
crises in Center America and the diplomatic service. He is now with the Center for
Development Policy in Washington, D.C; Reel 1 of 1; 21:05; 7.5 ips
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/80
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/84
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/86
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/89
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/120
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/126
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/83
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Audiotape T-40278/1396
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/71
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/76
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/17
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Audiotape T-40278/968
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Reel 2 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/974
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Reel 1 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1099
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Reel 1 of 2; 34:26; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1100
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Reel 2 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1785
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Studio Recording; Reel 1 of 2; 42:52; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1786
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Live Performance; Reel 1 of 2; 35:30; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1787
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Live Performance; Reel 2 of 2; 39:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2154
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Pianist. Bach - Toccata and Fugue in D Minor; Mozart - Sonata for Piano No. 11 in
A Major, K. 331 (Turkish March); Chopin - Ballade No. 1 in G Minor, Opus 23. 29:22;
7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1661
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Cliff Davis talks with pianist Daniel Ericourt; Reel 1 of 1; 11:55; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2156
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Reel 2 of 2; 44:05; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/253
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Reel 1 of 1; 1:16:44; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1077
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Audiotape T-40278/167
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Reel 2 of 2
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Audiotape T-40278/168
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Reel 1 of 2
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Audiotape T-40278/932
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Reel 1 of 2
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Audiotape T-40278/933
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Reel 2 of 2
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Audiotape T-40278/934
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Reel 1 of 2
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Audiotape T-40278/935
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Reel 2 of 2
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Audiotape T-40278/1172
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Carol Fredette performs Dave Frishberg songs; Reel 2 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1176
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Carol Fredette performs Dave Frishberg songs; Reel 1 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/367
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28 Pendleton, New Haven, Connecticut; Master Reel no. 2
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/31
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/30
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Audiotape T-40278/1637
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Reel 1 of 1; 13:46; 7.5 ips
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/18
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Audiotape T-40278/191
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Audiotape T-40278/1051
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/90
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Audiocassette C-40278/101
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Audiotape T-40278/885
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Discussion of professionalism and standards for child care providers; Reel 1 of 1;
30:15; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/945
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Reel 1 of 1; 28:40; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/952
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National Deficit; Reel 1 of 1; 23:11
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Audiotape T-40278/1588
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Reel 1 of 1; 28:45; 7.5 ips
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Audiocassette C-40278/150
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Audiotape T-40278/1814
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Reel 1 of 1; 52:20; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/895
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Reel 1 of 1; 28:34; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1710
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PSA recorded over with election night
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Audiotape T-40278/1689
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1:00
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Audiotape T-40278/2299
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Audiotape T-40278/2298
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/36
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/70
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Audiotape T-40278/1441
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Recording in Memorial Hallat UNC; Reel 2 of 3; 64:00
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Audiotape T-40278/1442
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Original recording; Reel 3 of 3; 25:40
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Audiotape T-40278/991
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Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/38
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Audiotape T-40278/2300
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Audiotape T-40278/1789
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With compliments, recorded by Beligische Radio en Televisie; Reel 1 of 1; 27:00; 7.5
ips
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Audiotape T-40278/551
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Reel 1 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1245
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Classical Performance: Ives, Baldassare, etc.; Reel 1 of 1; 01:27:58; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1085
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Audiotape T-40278/1086
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Audiotape T-40278/336
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Douglas Turner Ward, producer, writer, co-founder of the Negro Ensemble Company, comments
on the works and purpose of the company; Reel 1 of 1; 28:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiocassette C-40278/35
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60:00
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Audiocassette C-40278/32
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90:00
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Audiotape T-40278/1890
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National Endowment for the Arts; Reel 1 of 1; 90:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1593
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Reel 1 of 1; 26:33; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/948
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Reel 1 of 1; 26:16; 7.5 ips
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/20
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Audiotape T-40278/835
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Sam Hammond, Chief Librarian at Duke's School of Music is the carilloneur at Duke
Chapel. He describes the instrument, plays and talks about music and musicians; Reel
1 of 1; 26:35; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/201
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Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2145
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Reel 1 of 3; 25:27
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Audiotape T-40278/2146
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Reel 2 of 3; 24:18
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Audiotape T-40278/2147
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Reel 3 of 3; 20:50
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Audiotape T-40278/542
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Reel 1 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/543
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Reel 2 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/187
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Reel 1 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/189
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Reel 1 of 2
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Audiotape T-40278/1537
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Recording Lab work tape
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Audiotape T-40278/2077
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Audiotape T-40278/2078
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Audiotape T-40278/1547
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Audiotape T-40278/1548
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58:30
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Audiotape T-40278/1549
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58:30
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Audiotape T-40278/1550
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66:06
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Audiotape T-40278/361
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Reel 1 of 1; 70:00
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Audiocassette C-40278/104
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Audiotape T-40278/1530
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Performance at St. Joseph's Performing Arts Center; Reel 1; 38:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1531
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Performance at St. Joseph's Performing Arts Center; Reel 2; 66:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1532
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Performance at St. Joseph's Performing Arts Center; Reel 5 of 65:08; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1533
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Performance at St. Joseph's Performing Arts Center; Reel 6 of 40:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1552
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Performance at St. Joseph's Performing Arts Center; Reel 3 of 25:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1553
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Performance at St. Joseph's Performing Arts Center; Reel 4 of 34:30; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1427
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Reel 1 of 2; 51:41; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1428
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Reel 2 of 2; 66:42; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1753
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Aired on Morning edition; Reel 1 of 1
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Audiocassette C-40278/167
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Audiotape T-40278/836
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Population growth in Durham and planning; Reel 1 of 1; 28:15; 7.5 ips
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Audiocassette C-40278/124
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Audiotape T-40278/888
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Raleigh Housing Authority Director Floyd Carter, Triangle J Council of Governance
and spokesman Roger Weldon, along with residents of Pilot Mills, a condemned neighborhood
to be torn down in Raleigh; Reel 1 of 1; 30:18; 7.5 ips
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/98
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Audiotape T-40278/1154
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Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1405
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NPR program; originally recorded 1980; Reel 1 of 1; 59:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2013
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Initial pilot provided research on how to reach 8-12 year old audience. Series followed
this research. ES/WM is a children's series running 15 weeks on more than 35 stations
as part of WUNC's Children's Audio Service; Reel 1 of 3; 29:50; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2014
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Initial pilot provided research on how to reach 8-12 year old audience. Series followed
this research. ES/WM is a children's series running 15 weeks on more than 35 stations
as part of WUNC's Children's Audio Service; Reel 2 of 3; 28:35; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2015
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Initial pilot provided research on how to reach 8-12 year old audience. Series followed
this research. ES/WM is a children's series running 15 weeks on more than 35 stations
as part of WUNC's Children's Audio Service; Reel 3 of 3; 28:50; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2004
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American West. ES/WM is a children's series running 15 weeks on more than 35 stations
as part of WUNC's Children's Audio Service. 1st in the series; Reel 1 of 3; 29:00;
7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2005
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American West. ES/WM is a children's series running 15 weeks on more than 35 stations
as part of WUNC's Children's Audio Service. 1st in the series; Reel 2 of 3; 29:00;
7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2006
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American West. ES/WM is a children's series running 15 weeks on more than 35 stations
as part of WUNC's Children's Audio Service. 1st in the series; Reel 3 of 3; 29:00;
7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2001
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Medieval Europe. ES/WM is a children's series running 15 weeks on more than 35 stations
as part of WUNC's Children's Audio Service. 2nd in series; Reel 1 of 3; 29:00; 7.5
ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2002
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Medieval Europe. ES/WM is a children's series running 15 weeks on more than 35 stations
as part of WUNC's Children's Audio Service. 2nd in series; Reel 2 of 3; 29:00; 7.5
ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2003
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Medieval Europe. ES/WM is a children's series running 15 weeks on more than 35 stations
as part of WUNC's Children's Audio Service. 2nd in series; Reel 3 of 3; 29:00; 7.5
ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2010
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Celebrating nature cross-culturally. ES/WM is a children's series running 15 weeks
on more than 35 stations as part of WUNC's Children's Audio Service. 3rd in series;
Reel 1 of 3; 27:30; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2011
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Celebrating nature cross-culturally. ES/WM is a children's series running 15 weeks
on more than 35 stations as part of WUNC's Children's Audio Service. 3rd in series;
Reel 2 of 3; 27:30; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2012
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Celebrating nature cross-culturally. ES/WM is a children's series running 15 weeks
on more than 35 stations as part of WUNC's Children's Audio Service. 3rd in series;
Reel 3 of 3; 29:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2007
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Government. ES/WM is a children's series running 15 weeks on more than 35 stations
as part of WUNC's Children's Audio Service. 4th in series; Reel 1 of 3; 29:00; 7.5
ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2008
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Government. ES/WM is a children's series running 15 weeks on more than 35 stations
as part of WUNC's Children's Audio Service. 4th in series; Reel 2 of 3; 29:00; 7.5
ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2009
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Government. ES/WM is a children's series running 15 weeks on more than 35 stations
as part of WUNC's Children's Audio Service. 4th in series; Reel 3 of 3; 29:00; 7.5
ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1
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Reel 1 of 2; 59:36/1:27:59; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2
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Reel 1 of 1; 1:27:20; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/3
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Reel 1 of 1; 1:27:32; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1897
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Fifth program in the series. Searches for the roots of words, music, and stories.
Children's series; Reel 1 of 1; 1:27:55; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1910
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First program, contains 3 parts. Parts 1 and 2 on this reel; Reel 1 of 2; 57:28; 7.5
ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1911
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First program, contains 3 parts. Part 3 on this reel; Reel 2 of 2; 28:47; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1835
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Reel 1 of 2; 51:22; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1838
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Mozart, Franco Gulli, Reel 1 of 1; 54:10; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2322
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Audiotape T-40278/2323
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Audiotape T-40278/2324
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Audiotape T-40278/2325
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Audiotape T-40278/2326
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Audiotape T-40278/2327
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Audiotape T-40278/2328
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Audiotape T-40278/2329
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Audiotape T-40278/2330
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Audiotape T-40278/2331
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Audiotape T-40278/2344
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Music by Borwick, Ward, Fuchs and Brahms
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/134
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Audiotape T-40278/2318
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Audiotape T-40278/2319
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Audiotape T-40278/2320
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Audiotape T-40278/2321
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Audiotape T-40278/1836
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Stravinsky, Brahms, Roskott: Violin Concerto (world premiere); Reel 1 of 2; 56:30;
7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1837
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Beethoven, Symphony No. 7; Reel 2 of 2; 40:01; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1845
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Doug Borwick 'Round the Ring of the Moon (world premiere), Beethoven, Tchaikovsky;
Reel 1 of 1; 1:22:46; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1846
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Reger, Mozart, Beethoven, David Bar-Illan; Reel 1 of 1; 1:20:04; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1839
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Bernstein, Mozart, Strauss; Reel 1 of 1; 1:19:52; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1847
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Debussy, Wagner, Elgar, George Hogan; Reel 1 of 1; 1:11:24; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1840
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Berlioz, Bernstein, Previn; Reel 1 of 2; 44:28; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1841
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Schubert, Eastern Chamber Players; Reel 2 of 2; 40:48; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1848
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Prokofiev, Stravinsky, Shostakovich; Reel 1 of 2; 40:53; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1849
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Shostakovich, Berlioz Reel 2 of 2; 39:37; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1842
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CPE Bach, Beethoven, Eugene Kurtz, van Chootz, Dvorak; Reel 1 of 1; 1:29:48; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1850
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Stravinsky, Berlioz (Next week: Brahms, symphony No. 3); Reel 1of 1 1:19:56; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1843
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Rachmaninoff, Reel 1 of 2; 40:05; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1844
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Tchaikovsky; Reel 2 of 2; 56:26; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1851
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Brahms, symphony No. 3 (or 1); Reel 1 of 2; 38:37; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1852
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Brahms, Piano Concerto No. 1; Reel 2 of 2; 55:42; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1853
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Vivaldi, Thea Musgrave, Reicha, Copland; Reel 1 of 1; 1:21:04; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1854
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Beethoven: Violin Concerto; Reel 1 of 2; 48:44; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1855
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Copland, Symphony No. 3; Reel 2 of 2; 49:11; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1669
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7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1386
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Audiotape T-40278/1388
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NPR Feeds; Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1389
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Audiotape T-40278/272
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Bob Cattrell, Employment Research Analyst with the SESC; Dr. Phail Wynn, President
of Durham Technical Institute; and Marcie Harris, Director of the Career Planning
Services at UNC discuss technology, jobs, and education; Reel 1 of 1; 23:38; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1677
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Playwright Edward Albee, February 4 (year unknown) 22:29; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/22
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Reel 1 of 1; 59:14; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/24
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Reel 1 of 1; 1:05/1:05; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/32
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Reel 1 of 1; 42:44; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/33
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Reel 1 of 1; 55:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/34
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Reel 1 of 1; 58:23; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/35
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Reel 1 of 1; 38:38; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/36
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Reel 1 of 1; 52:44; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/37
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Reel 1 of 1; 48:32; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/43
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Reel 1 of 1; 57:48; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/45
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Reel 1 of 1; 1:01:15; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/130
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Reel 1 of 1; 53:21; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/131
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Reel 1 of 1; 46:04; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/132
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Reel 1 of 1; 42:25; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/133
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Reel 1 of 1; 39:54; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/134
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Reel 1 of 1; 53:18; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/136
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Reel 1 of 1; 57:03; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/137
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Reel 1 of 1; 56:12; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/138
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Reel 1 of 1; 37:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/139
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35:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/140
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Reel 1 of 1; 59:00
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Audiotape T-40278/141
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Reel 1 of 1; 48:08; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/142
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Reel 1 of 1; 66:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/143
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Reel 1 of 1; 61:40; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/372
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Reel 1 of 1; 60:14; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/373
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Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/389
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Dr. Preston Hancock discusses the left and right hemispheres of the human brain and
the kind of information and learning they all. He is a consultant with the State Department
of Public Instruction; Reel 1 of 1; 60:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/390
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UNC alumni and Domestic Policy Advisor to President Carter discusses the economy in
an alumni weekend forum at UNC-CH; Reel 1 of 1; 54:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/391
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Records speeches by Consolidated university president Bill Friday and UNC Chancellor
Christopher Fordham on plans and needs of UNC-CH, followed by an interview with Dean
Smith on his career coaching at Carolina; Reel 1 of 1; 54:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/392
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Examines public transit system with transportation officials with the State DOT, Raleigh
Durham and Chapel Hill. Also interviews Gorman Gilbert, planner in UNC School of Planning
and Raymond Greene with TJCOG. Emphasis on buses, vanpooling, ride sharing; Reel 1
of 1; 67:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/393
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Talks to Dr. John Nowlin - gerontologist with Duke Center on Aging and Human Development,
Edie Cohn - arts teacher for the elderly, Frances Stuart - 107-year-old student, Danielle
Withrow - Associate Director, Durham Arts Council, and Kay Huey, Director, RSVP about
stereotypes and reality involving the elderly, their abilities and interests; Reel
1 of 1; 55:06; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/394
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Pete Hoskins, Chairman, Research and Issues in the Scott campaign tells why Scott
should again be elected governor. Excerpts from speech and press conference of Governor
Hunt on issues of campaign; Reel 1 of 1; 64:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/395
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John Ingram, Him Long, Ray Rabon, and Ken Brown face each other in the primary tomorrow
and express their viewpoints; 61:05; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/396
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Bob Keiser discusses United States international policy, relations with allies, Soviet
invasion of Afghanistan, Iran oil, Olympic boycott, the draft. Bob Keiser is on national
desk of the Washington Post; Reel 1 of 1; 49:30; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/397
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Explores history of hostile Arab-Israel relations, religion and political differences
and developments in the peace making process looking especially at Israel and Egypt;
Reel 1 of 1; 42:58; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/398
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Examines a weekend of activities in Chapel Hill and Durham. A pop concert, rock concert,
ballet, street fair, hospital opening and interview with members of a baseball team
are included; Reel 1 of 1; 58:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/399
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Arlene Pullen, Campaign manager for Jimmy Greene, and Bob Wells, media contact for
Carl Stewart, tell why the candidates are running for the office of Lt. Governor and
why they feel they should be voted for in the May 6 Democratic primary; Reel 1 of
1; 38:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/400
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Examines work and need for rest with Duke Hospital psychiatrist Dr. John Rhoads, availability
of loans with Wachovia band manager Gary Holmes, travel business with Jeanne Narwinski
of Circle Travel and talks about the N.C. Zoo with Marsha Constentino; Reel 1 of 1;
35:24; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/401
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Examines communications in various forms - fortune cookies, cloth messages, telegraphs,
telephone, radio, TV, posters, computers, etc. Anne Branscombe speaks. She is chairman
of Kalba-Bowen Associates, a Massachusetts Consulting firm in information and communications
and a UNC graduate; Reel 1 of 1; 46:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/402
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Discusses conflicts of women on home or/and career and the possibility of successfully
mixing the two, offers perspectives of different age groups, discusses men's emotional
development and Harlequin romance as barometers of aspirations in our times; Reel
1 of 1; 58:45; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/403
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Duke University professor Jerry Hough examines United States Soviet relations including
Afghanistan invasion and Soviet political development since the 1930s. Examines populations,
economics, and goals of the two nations and how this will affect development of future
relations; Reel 1 of 1; 65:20; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/404
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Speech by Dr. Bob Brayboy of Pembroke State followed by discussion with Bruce Jones
and Jerry Burklehammer with the N.C. Commission on Indian Affairs; Reel 1 of 1; 56:30;
7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/405
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John Richardson, Jr., former head of Radio Free Europe, discusses international communications,
Radio Free Europe, diplomats, world perceptions and media use; Reel 1 of 1; 33:41;
7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/406
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Karen Gentemann, research associate in social sciences at UNC, discusses findings
of a survey of 428 respondents to determine attitudes on wife beating in N.C; Reel
1 of 1; 29:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/407
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A conference on preventing crime against the elderly held by the Department of Crime
Control and Public Safety. L.D. Hyde, Jay Rivette, Richard Martin, M. Teague, and
conference attendants speak. Music: Everything Must Change by Quincy Jones from album
Body Heat; Reel 1 of 1; 46:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/408
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President of Duke Power William Lee was a consultant for safety after the Three Mile
Island accident of 28 March 1979; Reel 1 of 1; 60:52; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/409
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Reel 1 of 1; 50:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/410
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Dr. Frank Press, presidential advisor in Science and Technology discusses undertakings
of the government in basic research, energy, consumer products, cooperation with the
Third World, etc; Reel 1 of 1; 63:20; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/527
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First Black Woman in the Episcopal Priesthood; Reel 1 of 1; 56:30; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/528
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First Black Woman in the Episcopal Priesthood, Murray's childhood home is Chapel Hill.
Her grandmother was baptized as a slave 123 years before in the Old Chapel of the
Cross. She speaks about the struggles for civil rights and women's equality and about
growing up in the south; Reel 1 of 1; 55:30; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1001
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Author of the Innocence of Joan Little: A Southern Mystery; Creative Writing Lecturer,
UNC; Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1002
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Reel 1 of 1; 63:20; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1003
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Reel 1 of 1; 59:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1004
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Reel 1 of 1; 59:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1317
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Reel 1 of 1; 43:10; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1320
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Reel 1 of 1; 53:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1321
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Reel 1 of 1; 64:30; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1322
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North Carolina State University Alternative Futures Symposium. Tape furnished by WKNC-FM,
Raleigh. 39:50; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1329
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Colby is former CIA Director and Stapleton is a member of the National Committee of
the Socialist Worker's Party; Reel 1 of 1; 60:25; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1330
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Reel 1 of 1; 61:30; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1450
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Dub no. 1; Reel 1 of 1; 59:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1697
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Interview with Ohio native Vincent Phillip on being a black classical pianist and
artist in residence at Vance Granville Community College; Reel 1 of 1; 31:34; 7.5
ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1698
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Discusses need for progress and self-determination for Native American in N.C. and
the country. David Lester is Commission for the Administration for Native Americans
in Washington, D.C. He spoke at the conference 3/7/80 sponsored by the N.C. Commission
on Indian Affairs at the Royal Villa in Raleigh; Reel 1 of 1; 18:54; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1700
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Frank Ellis interview on Federal Perspectives on Minority Health; Reel 1 of 1; 31:02;
7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1703
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Discusses federal regulation of education, competition among institution for money
and priorities for higher education; Reel 1 of 1; 28:34; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1870
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UNC Political Science Prof Merle Black discusses the role of the South in recent presidential
elections, with projections on election '80; Reel 1 of 1; 52:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1873
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Church services activism meeting recorded at Russell Memorial Church in Durham, sponsored
by the February 2nd Mobilization Committee; Reel 1 of 1; 1:07:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1876
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Examines energy alternatives in N.C. including wood, hydro, peat, solar, coal, and
nuclear; Reel 1 of 1; 1:05:47; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1877
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Carolina Power and Light Vice President for Nuclear Research of Sate engineering Dr.
Thomas Elleman debates solar action lobbyist Dick Munson on the future of nuclear
energy and energy sources available; Reel 1 of 1; 52:55; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1879
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Reel 1 of 1; 42:02; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1880
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Talks to local dancers and teacher of dance and members of the Alvin Ailey Repertory
Ensemble about dancing for professionals and students; Reel 1 of 1; 40:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1900
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William Leuchtenberg is the DeWitt Clinton Professor of History at Columbia University;
Reel 10 of 57:34; 7.5 ips
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/14
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/15
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Audiotape T-40278/2071
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Audiotape T-40278/2072
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48:00
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Audiotape T-40278/2075
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Audiotape T-40278/2070
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Audiotape T-40278/1009
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Reel 1 of 1; 59:28; 7.5 ips
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/47
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Audiotape T-40278/841
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Ives no. 1: Piano Sonata; Reel 1 of 1; 35:30; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1717
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Four Chants for piano; Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1620
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East Duke Campus; Reel 1 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1399
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Stephen Jaffe, Louis Karchin, Steve Reich. Guest Artist: Linda Quan, violin; Reel
1 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1400
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Reel 1 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1404
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Reel 2 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1638
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Reel 2 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1253
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Reel 1 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/113
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SB Dub
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Audiotape T-40278/1568
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Dr. Larry Churchill and Dr. Allen Cross, UNC School of Medicine discuss ethics and
medicine, informed consent, etc; Reel 1 of 1; 30:07; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/840
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Discussing intervention workings in Ethiopia; Reel 1 of 1; 30:22
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/104
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Audiotape T-40278/1601
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Reel 1 of 1; 28:26; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1764
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Ackland Art Museum, North Carolina State Museum of Art; Reel 1 of 1; 29:54; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/959
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Biologist and author Anne Ehrlich in conversation with David Warshauer; Reel 1 of
1; 23:52; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2026
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Featuring Charles Ives Decoration Day among Vivaldi, Reich's Tehillim, and Brahms 92:00
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Audiotape T-40278/2050
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Audiocassette C-40278/122
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Audiotape T-40278/1901
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NPR Feed; Reel 1 of 1; 89:00; 7.5 ips
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/39
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Audiocassette C-40278/14
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90:00
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Audiocassette C-40278/16
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90:00
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Audiocassette C-40278/19
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Producer Faye Mitchell-Henderson
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Audiotape T-40278/430
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Public School Progress; Wes Hare, Director of the Twin Streams Educational Center
on helping workers displaced from mill closings; Building Students I, Lillian Lee
- Director of the Alternative Program at Chapel Hill High School, Counselor Mary Gratch
Abrams, and students in the program comment on a stay in school program; United States
Olympic Festival Preparations I; Building Students II; Severe Weather Awareness Week,
Doppler Radar; Kenneth Blanchard, author of The One Minute Manager; Duke Festival
of Women in the Arts; Gullah Bible; Vocational Education; Ann Burke, Executive of
the Urban Ministry Center of Raleigh on United States Congress action to help the
homeless; Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/431
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NOW, women's issues; Albemarle/Pamlico Sounds in North Carolina; Hazardous Waste Site
-- Retrospect; Airport expansion; Banking reform sought, American Bankers Association;
The FAA; United States Olympic Festival; Prisons: Changing?; Choreographer Ruby Shand
discusses Dai Rakuda Kan and butoh dance, ADF Director Charles Reinhart also comments;
Playmakers' production of Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream; Nancy Samalin, author
of Loving Your Child is Not Enough; Craft Leader's Workshop; David Herbert Donald,
author of Homeward: The Life of Thomas Wolfe; Robert Meusel on SANE, A Sane Approach
to Nuclear Disarmament; Adolescent Alcohol Abuse; Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/432
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Job mismatch; Liberation Theology; Jon Metzger interview; Karl Van Horn on Business:
International Competition; Museum Exhibit -- A City, James Grashow's execution of
12 foot tall buildings with human characteristics; Bangladesh Today (short version);
Excel '87 Conference for Professional Women offering advice on selling yourself; Topsail
Beach Mayor Kip Oppergaard on disappearing beaches; Erica Rothman on conflict resolution,
session at Excel '87; Cape Hatteras Lighthouse; Bangladesh Today; Press Conference
on Glenn Miller no. 3; Milk, the State Drink?, Senator from Haywood Charles Hipps
debates the issue; Miller Press Conference no. 2 (see also no. 230, cut 17); Reel
1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/433
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Rufus Edmisten on Irangate no. 3; Edmisten on Irangate no. 2; James Gallagher on the
logistic problem of very early education for working families, Frank Porter Graham
Child Center 20th Anniversary; Professor David Barber on Political Hotcakes no. 2;
Professor David Barber on Political Hotcakes no. 1; Professor David Barber on Political
Hotcakes no. 4; North Carolina State lawmakers considering English language bill,
making English the official language of North Carolina; Frank Porter Graham Child
Center 20th Anniversary, James Gallagher steps down as Director; Mother's Day Reconsidered
no. 3; Mother's Day Reconsidered no. 1 with Dr. Fabianne Worth on women's issues;
Mother's Day Reconsidered no. 2, women's films; Press Conference on Glenn Miller no.
1, White Patriot Party; The Sponge and Sexual Disease; Barber on Political Hotcakes
no. 3, discussing problems of presidential candidate Gary Hart.;Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/434
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United States Olympic Festival; Colorado views Gay Hart's political debacle; Walking
Across Egypt, A Book by Clyde Edgerton; Affordable Housing; Voices from a women's
prison; UNC Symposium Honors NIH; Local Churches view PTL problems; United States
Olympics Festival -- General Operations; Philanthropy and Volunteerism with Dr. Charles
Clotfelter; I-40 links and the summer United States Olympic Festival; Solid Waster
Disposal I; Solid Waster Disposal II; Peace concert to promote disarmament; Rimer
on University Land Plan; Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/435
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Department of Transportation against limiting cities contributions, concerning Raleigh's
Outer Loop and lack of funding in rural areas; Sukay -- music of the Andes; United
States Olympic Festival (July 13-26); Recycling Renascent in Chapel Hill; Verta Mae
Grosvenor on writing an food opera and on her book Vibration Cooking; Salmonella and
Chicken; New Biotechnology Company opens in Research Triangle Park: Everything you
ever wanted to know about the chicken; Poverty amid prosperity in Durham and Raleigh/Wake;
Choreographer Alvin Ailey, American Dance Festival; Anti Klan Unity Events, Greensboro
Coalition for Unity and Justice; Political Cartoonists; Senator Terry Sanford's Anti
Take-over Bill, limiting hostile take-overs in Washington, Burlington Industries mentioned;
Alvin Ailey on choreographing; Dr. Michael Rosenberg on International AIDS conference;
Meadowlands Industrial Park -- New; School Merger Trends in Durham and Orange County;
Chapel Hill Klan March Permit; Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/436
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Walbrun on HMO's for State Employees; Medical Mutual Rate Increase; Chatham Coal Mine
-- Followup; Seaweed Farming on Land; UNC Black Student Movement president on Anti-Klan
March; Durham Parade permit to Klan; Bishop Lewis on counter Klan March; Rabbi Steve
Sager on Counter Klan March; The AIDS test -- a practical guide; American Airlines
HUB opening; Supreme Court Decision seen in North Carolina, Pam di Stefano, staff
attorney at the Death Penalty Resource Center in Raleigh on impact of those affected
after a death by murder; United States Olympic Festival -- Communications/The Media;
Apex High School teacher Bob Matthews on High School Graduates II; Apex High School
teacher Bob Matthews on High School Graduates I; Gay Pride Month Events II; Gay Pride
Month Events I; Morrisville The Future I, the political setup; Morrisville's' Future
II; North Carolina bill to ban shallow land burial of low-level radioactive waste;
Mushak quits Public Health Service II, Dr. Paul Mushak on findings from a report on
lead poisoning danger to young children being prepared for Congress; Mushak quits
public health service I; Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/437
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English Professor Charles Zug on Summer Solstice -- an audio picture; Privette on
Creationism decision; Sheldon Morgenstern Foner and the Eastern Music Festival; Peachy
Times, agricultural crop; Chatham Man on World Food, Cary Fowler, genetic researcher;
Promising Tobacco Crop; The Nursing Crisis I - Where the Profession Stands; The Nursing
Crisis II - What's to be Done?; Umbria Jazz Festival; I-40 to Chapel Hill; Mayor Wib
Gulley comments on gay pride march repercussions; American Dance Festival - L'Esquisse;
The Ins and Outs of Summer Theatre; Adopt a Seed, genetic preservationist Cary Fowler
of the Rural Advancement Fund; United States Olympic Festival Sport/Torch Run; Sludge
Afloat in Crabtree Creek, problems at Butner treatment plant - Division of Environmental
Management Director Paul Wilms comments; Groundbreaking Hope Valley Farms; Plans to
re-introduce red wolves in North Carolina; Former Governor Jim Hunt on Growth; Reel
1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/438
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Supreme Court on Land Use decision; Governor Jim Martin at Dedication of I-40 at 15-501;
Bicentennial Commission of N.C.; The Constitution and interpretation; United States
Olympic Festival -- Torch Run; Low Level Radioactive Waste Omnibus Bill; Carolina's
Cotton Crop; Pro abortion political planning; South-East Compact for Low-Level Radioactive
Waste; Radon not seen as threat to Tar Heels; Olympic Festival traffic planning; N.C.
Artists Exhibition; Auto Insurance Increases; ADF -- Dance Hawaii; Flowers Along I-40,
DOT Landscaping; United States Olympic Festival -- participant services; Working through
pain, Sports Medicine; Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/439
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Donna Deverona pleads for Olympic Peace; United States Olympic Festival -- Torch Exchange
in Chapel Hill; Disabled Wrestling; Sports Medicine conclave; Robert Helmick -- USOC
President on the 1988 Olympics in Korea; Wrestling Coach; Leroy T. Walker on Olympic
Sport; Greensboro Road Development; Genetic diversity in Agriculture; Bob Beamon on
the Long Jump and race in Sport; Archery and the Oldest Archer; Indoor Speed Ice Skating;
First Aid at the Festival; Team handball -- What it Is; 3 year Secondary Education
Project begins in Biotechnology; Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/440
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Olympic Basketball Prospects; United States Olympic Festival Profits and Merchandise;
NPR Commentator Codrescu interview with Dalzell; Bob Hamil Reporter Eyes Hoosiers'
Knight; Supplemental Education; The Workplace --- Change, Part I With Dr. Kenneth
Spenner of Duke; The Workplace --- Change, Part II, workers in USSR; Flight, an audio
impression of air travel; Moderate Income Housing in Chapel Hill with John Feuerbach;
Caldwell County Exploding Ambulance; Arts at Black Mountain College with Mary Emma
Harris; Dave Hansing, chair of Day Care Task Force discusses Day Care Cafeteria Style;
Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/441
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Bull City Blues Festival - preview; Groundbreaking for Center for TV; Aids Discrimination
Legislation; Michael Jennings on Regional Public Transportation; Rep. Charles Cromer
on AIDS and his Communicable Diseases Bill; John Cage Concert in conjunction with
The Arts at Black Mountain College Exhibit; The Orange County Commission for Women's
Businesswomen's Roundtable receives national recognition award; Ms. Harmon on the
Harmonic Convergence event; English as a 2nd Language; Erwin Square Expansion; Magna
Carta Comes to Town; Obituary -- Robert Burton House, Dr. William Friday recalls;
Immunization Reminder; Endangered Animals Saved Part 1 and II; Housing Market Down?;
Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/442
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Life and Death -- Facing Both, featuring writer and performer Joe Kogel; Increase
in Obesity in American population; Presidential Debates -- Candor?; The Lost Colony;
Chancellor Fordham Resigns; Chancellor Fordham interview; Gayle Dorman on upgrading
middle schools; Aids Identification Cards?; Aids Identification Cards -- Response,
David Jolly, N.C.DHHS; Bone Loss; Aids Prevention in Public Schools; The Tarheel Band
and Major John (Yasalaitis); Status of the Art Center; Amberly I, Carrboro mayor Jim
Porto and UNC professor of City and Regional Planning David Gotts discuss the controversial
proposed development in Carrboro; Candidates Forum (short version); Candidates Forum
(long version); Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/443
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Compufest Coming; Super Collider Progress Report; Ear Rings, the musical adaptation
of Lee Smith's novel Oral History, featuring music composed by members of the Red
Clay Ramblers; Former Attorney General Rufus Edmisten discusses Irangate no. 1; Michael
Mezzatesta: Duke Museum of Art to re-open; Selection of the site for N.C. Hazardous
Waste Treatment Facility; Getting Professional Baseball in Raleigh; Lucinda McDade,
Scientific Coordinator for the Organization for Tropical Studies at Duke discusses
impacts of cutting the Rainforest; Nicholas Kitchen interview; Passive smoking: the
effects of cigarette smoking on non-smokers; Miles Wolf semi-annual check-up; Medicare
Premium cost increase; Casting call for Bull Durham; Christopher Hanney interview;
Cleaning the beaches of North Carolina; Raleigh Outer Loop Highway Hearings; Christopher
Stone on the environment and moral considerations; Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/444
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North Carolina Symphony; Shaw University Comeback I; Shaw University Comeback II;
1st Meeting of the N.C. Low-level Radioactive Waste Management Authority; Merritt
Mill Road Progress - Development; Robert Ward interview; Fire Prevention Week; The
Raleigh Referenda; Arts Advocates Success Story; Wilmington's No to Consolidation;
Theismann Press Conference on the NFL players strike; The Search for Nessie; Teen
Bus Drivers; Afro American History Convention, annual meeting of the Association for
the study of Afro-American Life and History; Playmaker's New Stage; Reel 1 of 1; 7.5
ips
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Audiotape T-40278/445
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University Day I; University Day II; Alcohol Abuse: A Threat; Chlorofluorocarbon International
Agreement; Triangle Youth Hostel Organizing; Carolina Basketball -- A Book; Association
for the Study of Afro-American Life and History; John Hope Franklin interview on the
ASALH; Hazardous Waster Incineration; State Fair '87; Underwriter's Labs in Research
Triangle Park; NRCD at the State Fair; Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/446
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Dr. Stephen Joseph, Health Commissioner for New York City on the increasing number
of AIDS cases; Triangle Community Foundation; Home Equity Loans; Planned Parenthood's
President Faye Wattleton; Todd Oppenheimer on Development: The West Coast Solution;
Folk Festival Tar Heelia in the Village of Yesteryear at the State Fair; Recycling
in Chapel Hill; Among the Afghans: A Book by Arthur Bonner foreign correspondent;
Ogden Gerald of the EPA discusses Air Quality Violations; Burglaries in Chapel Hill;
Orphans performed by the Playmakers Repertory Company, David Hammond discusses; Richard
Sneiderman on Museum Associations and Politics; Frances Campbell, Coordinator of Psychoeducational
Services at Frank Porter Graham Child Development Center comments on containing the
horror of Halloween; Duke Professor Robert Entmann comments on the endorsement of
Durham Mayor Wib Gulley by the Committee on the Affairs of Black People; AIDS education
in Miami, Florida; the Hardback Cafe owner Grant Kornberg discusses litigation regarding
copyright infringement by owners of the Hard Rock Cafe; Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/447
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Day Care Conference; UNC graduate and instructor Jill McCorkle on her new novel Tending
to Virginia; WUNC jazz announcer and Spectator Magazine critic Freddy Jenkins on Goldie
Oldies, the popularity of bands and performers of rock music; Trauma Registry Begins
at N.C. Memorial Hospital; Dr. Rebecca Martin on Saints and Heroes exhibition at the
N.C. Museum of Art; The Stock Market drop and the Triangle I; The Stock Market Drop
and the Triangle II; Trends in Biotechnology; James Tanner, President of Tanner Companies,
Inc., comments on the manufacture of Russian designs by his company in Rutherfordton;
Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/448
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Courses for Student/Athletes of Proposition 48; Lee Hauser, North Carolina Insurance
Commission, John Palczuk, President of Carolina home Inspection Associates, comment
on problems of home construction quality II; Where's quality construction? I, featuring
Building Inspector George Birmingham, Durham Assistant City Manager Gregory Bethea,
North Carolina Deputy Commissioner for Engineering and Inspections for the North Carolina
Insurance Commission; The New Papa D's (Danziger) coffee house, re-incarnated by a
non-profit group chaired by Joseph Sparling; Dr. Patricia Waller, Director, Injury
Prevention Research Center and Associate Director of the Highway Safety Research Center
on problems with raising the speed limit, No more 65-mph roadways; Author Elizabeth
Wheaton's talk about Code Name: Green Kill, a new book about the 1979 Greensboro Clan/Communist
Party killings; Raleigh Boychoir; Mab Segrest, spokeswoman for North Carolinians Against
Racist and Religious Violence, comments on Miller sentencing and racist violence generally
in North Carolina; First Public Meeting of the Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management
Authority; Interviews with Steve Reich, composer of New York Counterpoint and Richard
Stoltzman, who performed the piece on clarinet at Duke; An Interview with Richard
Stoltzman; An Interview with Steve Reich; Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/451
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James Olson, director of North Carolina Agriculture Department's Agricultural Statistics
Division discusses Farms: The Past and Outlook; Development: Jack Nicklaus community
in Chatham; Former Chapel Hill Town Councilman R.D. Smith remembers; Rosemary Square
-- Delay or not to delay; Long term care -- Services for the Elderly; What We Think
of Development -- A Poll; A Better Understanding of AIDS; Ciompi Quartet/ composer
Michael Ching; James Hayslett looks at the past and future of business; Martin Luther
King Jr.'s Living Dream; Durham Senior Citizens' Support; Building Schools: Facilities;
Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/452
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Employment of handicapped and developmentally disabled individuals at Durham Exchanges
Club Industry; Building Schools: Perspectives; Like a Family -- A Book I, early textiles
- growth and development, strikes, labor unrest; Building Schools: Prescriptions;
Like a Family -- A Book, II, unionism, dissolution, hi-tech; Raleigh Symphony's premiere
of A Celebration of Spirituals; Like a Family, Part III --- Mill Buildings Today,
Clay Hamner on Erwin Square development, Roland Gammon on Pilot Square mill reincarnation
in Raleigh; Harpsichordist Robert Hill recital preview; Let's Talk Trash -- Public
Forum(s) with Bruce Heflin, Public Works director of Chapel Hill on waste management;
Triangle Land Conservancy's successful purchase of the White Pines Natural Area; Roland
Gammon on City Market: Will it Work?; Options in Adoption, TriOpt; Watershed Protection,
I; Watershed Protection, II; O'Neil's Mourning Becomes Electra performed by Player's
Repertory Company; Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/459
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Goodwill Industries; Community Adult Education; Carnivorous Plants with Ritchie Bell,
Director N.C. Botanical Garden; Migraine Therapy Group; League of Women Voters/Energy;
National Opera Company; International Women's Year Conference; International Women's
Year Conference II: Women and Health; International Women's Year Conference III: Late
Bloomers; Men and Masculinity; International Women's Year Conference IV: Older Women;
Girl Scouts; Cynthia Leggett/Cosmetic Care; Topless Dancer; International Women's
Year Conference V: Finances; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/460
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Negro Braille Magazine; McCauley Street Party; International Women's Year Conference:
Women on the Job; International Women's Year Conference: Arts and Humanities; Lucille
Clifton/Women and Work; Eno Independence Day; Stillbirth Society; Images of Aging/Governor's
Conference Overview; Images of Aging II: Advocacy; Images of Aging III: Minorities;
Chapel Hill Youth Theatre; Images of Aging IV: Employment and Retirement; Images of
Aging V: Lula Watson; Images of Aging VI: Housing; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/461
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SIFT: Summer Involvement for Teenagers; Images of Aging VII: Transportation; Images
of Aging VIII: Homekeepers/Orange County; Images of Aging IX: Mental Health; Images
of Aging X: UNC's Elderhostel; Watering Plants; Crops and the Drought; OWASA: Orange
Water and Sewer Authority; Care of Trees and Shrubs in the Drought; African Health
Institute Project; Well, well, well Live on Homestead Road - Well owners; OWASA II;
Switchboard Chapel Hill; Recycling Cans; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/462
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Composting; Grocery Garbage; Junk Art; Garbage Man/Mr. Caldwell; Solid Waster/Conservation
Council; Small Press Van Bookmobile; Valdese Theatre; Industrial Waste; Snow Camp
Theatre; Water Update; Competency testing; Souls From Within I; Sould From Within
II; Make Today Count; Grounding Space, Participants in GS Switchboard Counselors,
Chapel Hill; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/463
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Highland Games; Natural History Museum; Third Century Artists; Scoliosis; Air Quality
Reporting Standard; Volunteerathon; Trains/James Bistline; Dedication of Cultural
Arts Center; Bert Lance Vox Pop; Mopeds, N.C. Highway Patrol; Night Taxi Service;
Gourd Hobbyists; Hauntings; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/464
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TV News Study; Friends of the Library; Goats, with Goat owners Ann and Bill Woodward;
Mainstreaming, Director of Special Education Chapel Hill-Carrboro Schools; Derby Day;
Jim Hall/Humanities Conference; Cole Genn/Humanities Education; Charles Rivers/Humanities
Education; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/465
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Hal Richman: A Store is a Store; Treehouse; Bikeways; Land Use Planning; Police/Public
Safety; School Lunch I; School Lunch Week II; Bob Timberlake Collection; Sterilization
/Dr. Juroslaw Hollea, Professor/OB-Gyn, UNC; The Tuba: No Respect with David Reed;
Richard Adlerl North Carolina State Fair/Apples; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/466
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Sterilization: Hollea; State Fair: Homemaking; Vox Pop: Election; Southern Bell; Kids
on Halloween; Succession Vox Pop; Succession Amendment: Pro and Con; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/467
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Balanced Budget Amendment; Homestead: Life Insurance Amendments; Election Vox Pop
Update; Vox Pop: Parents and Education; American Women's Museum; Students and Education
Vox Pop; Fast for a World Harvest; Kennedy; UNC Women's Lockers; Thanksgiving Kids
I; Thanksgiving Kids II; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/468
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Women in Communications; Blind Photographer; YMCA/YWCA Bazaar; Wilmington 10/Congressmen;
Senate Candidates in Law School; Peace Academy; William Friday, UNC President; Cooperative
Garage; William Friday II; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/469
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Children's Rights; Amnesty International; Blacks in Society; Smoke Detectors; Tom
Wicker: Press/President; Christmas Tree; Holly; EPA Air Quality Trends; Holiday Depression;
Christmas Feature; Credit Counseling; Guy Lombardo; Radioactive Accident; Holiday
and Alcohol; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/470
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Aging and Sex; Amos Reed Talks about Prisons; James Reston, Jr.: Joan Little; Porno
Shops; Folk Medicine I; Health Care Vox Pop; Folk Medicine II; Folk Medicine III;
Sterilization; Nuclear Weapons; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/471
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Wilmington 10 I: Wilmington 10 Vox Pop; Wilmington 10 II; WCHL Anniversary; Governor
Hunt Wilmington 10; Skin Bank, N.C. Jaycees Burn Center; Opryland, USA; Rubella Vaccine;
HEW/Joseph Cahfano I; HEW/Joseph Cahfano II; Summer; Fitch/Energy Monitor; Dental
Health Week; Labor Center; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/472
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Contraceptives and Cancer; Amnesty International; Lester Ball Future Projections;
Valentine's Day, interviewing children from Ephesus Rd. School; Africa News; Nuclear
Power; Immunization; Henry Kyemba, Uganda, VP World Health Organization; Savak, Chuck
Eppinette, American Friends Service Committee; Secrets; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/473
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Job Market Today; Space: the Final Frontier, Gerard O'Neil, Physicist/Princeton University;
Eugene Banks, Duke basketball; Sam Love, Environment; Congresswoman Shirley Chisolm;
Dissertation Blues with Dr. Richard Hunter and Sara Cooper Clinical Psychologists
in Private Practice; Brown Lung Disease; Morton Halperin on the CIA; Interview with
South African Black Journalist; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/474
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Mark Hatfield on the Future of Energy; Civil Liberties, Bruce Ennis National Legal
Director, ACLU; Joan Scott: Women; poet Robert Bly; Interview with Mattuhya Peled,
Major General - Israeli Army; Askia Muhammed; Facial Artist Jane Lipton, Duke Medical
School; [undocumented immigrants]; Sportswriter Dan Collines; FDA - Confusion; South
African Poet Denis Brutus; Wizard of Oz; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/475
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Chilean Assassination; Igor Roodenko, Traveling Psychological Salesman; Humor, Paul
Grayson, Psychology Graduate Student, UNC; Rape and the Dress, Joan Walsh, CH Women
Against Violence Against Women; Women and Construction; Malnutrition; Improvisation
and Life on the Road, John Maypede, actor; A Look into the United States and World
Food Supply; Chapel Hill Since the 1940's; Wildflower Conservation; Senate Elections;
Sun Day, National Coordinator of Sun Day; Child Labor Laws; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/476
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Homosexuality in the Military; Post-Graduate Depression; Problem with the Small Press
and the National Endowment for the Humanities; American Dance Theatre; the Nuclear
Trail; UNC Desegregation Decision; Graduation/Wilmington Ten; Black Artists in N.C.;
African Liberation Day; Yosel Karsh, portrait photographer; PGA Dreamer, amateur golf;
Captain magic, Ephesus Rd Elementary School; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/477
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Runaway Parents; Central Prison; Second Grade Latin; Government Executives Institute;
The Persuasians; Alcohol Abuse; Crest Street Community; Adolescent Center; Liquor
By the Drink I; Liquor by the Drink II; Cotton Dust; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/478
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Minimum Competency: State Competency testing; Gold Diggers: Red Gold Hill Mine; American
Cancer Society; Barber on the Presidency; Strawberries: talking with a farmer in Carburrus
County; William Warfield; Brown Lung; Privacy Law Revision; First Woman PH.D; Energy
Future: Carl Shey, Chairman - Institute for Environmental Studies; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/479
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Greensboro Jazz Orchestra; High School Law Conference; Instant Analysis; Local Bakke
React; Pastoral Care program; Summer Jobs; Campus Governing Council; Ford Fair: interview
with Barbara Wallace, Student Rural Health Coalition; Durham Folklife Festival: talking
with members of the Durham Gospel Jubilation; AC Dance Theatre; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/480
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Grandfather Mountain - Highland Games; Psycho-Active Drugs: Center for Disabilities
and Disorders in Developmental Learning; Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever; American Dance
Machine; Helms: an interview with Dr. James Lucier, Policy Advisor to Senator Jesse
Helms; Grist mill; Fertility Study; Heat Stroke; N.C. Archeology; Elvis Clone; 7.5
ips
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Audiotape T-40278/481
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Ethics and Politics; Test Tube Babies for N.C.; Women's Training Center; Survival
Reading: Interview with Anne Adams, Professor of Education and Director of Reading
Center at Duke on reading and understanding bills, forms, and other items; Old West:
Milk Holt; Infertility; First Flight; Competency Testing; Reading in Kindergarten:
interview with Anne Adams; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/482
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Medical Education Development Program; Rural Health Care; Stress: Interview with Dr.
William Redford of Duke on biofeedback and new approaches to deal with pain and stress;
PCBs: interview with toxicologist Arthur McBay and environmentalist for N.C. Department
of Natural Resources Robert Carter, includes excerpts from 8/17 conference of Governor
Hunt discussing PCB spill background, health hazards, state plans for disposal; Cued
Speech (a hand-code for helping deaf individuals understand speech) and the auto-cuer.
One of many communication methods used by Deaf individuals; College Adjustment I;
College Adjustment II; Students Older than Average: Nontraditional students; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/483
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Mid-East Perspective: interview with Dr. Ed Agar on the changing psychology and view
of interpersonal behavior and its relationship to the Middle East; Mime; Brutality
and Football; Beginning Sports; Competency Tests I; Competency Tests II; Religious
Schools; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/484
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Battered Women I; Battered Women II; Dr. Spock on Socialism and nuclear future; Vietnam
Famine; Bob Hall, Institute for Southern Studies, on Rich Vs Poor; Coney Island, interview
with John Casson-author of Amusing the Millions; Holistic healing: discussing preventative
medicine with Leaf Diamant; Jim Grant of the Charlotte Three; Textile Mills: brown
lung question; Bernice Reagon - Freedon Singer; Shampoo: How hair dressers serve as
counselors to some of their customers; Citizenship: interview with new United States
citizens; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/485
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Star-Gazing: interview with April Sauer, Education Advisor at the Morehead Planetarium;
Pea Ridge Road: interview with Chatham County Coummunity leaders on effects of Army
Corps of Engineers plan to flood Jordan Dam Reservoir and local food; Competency Tests;
SANE - SALT: psychological stress factors of arms race and rejection of proposed Salt
II treaty by the Senate; Ballet; Russian Dissident: interview with Pavel Litvinov,
publisher of a chronicle on human rights in USSR; North Carolina Playwright Jonathan
Bolt; North Carolina Cohabitation Law; Karen Silkwood: interview with Ann Ramsbotham
of the Kudzu Alliance on Silkwood's death and the nuclear energy question; Interview
with Julian Bond; The Great American Smokeout and North Carolina; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/486
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Honor Code Violations; Military Draft; Liquor by the Drink in Orange County; The Badgett
Sisters: gospel singing family; Billion Dollar Bike; Migrant Workers; Nuclear Power
- Sierra Club; Woolyu Worms; Institute for Open Journalism; Players repertory Company:
Cold Storage; Lady Slipper Music: interview with Laurie Fuchs on women's music; PCB
- Chatham County; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/487
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First Flight - Historical Perspective; First Flight - Witness: interview with Archie
Daniels, son of John Daniels; Man Will Never Fly Society: the alleged flight of the
Wright Brothers; Southern Violence; Shopping Mall Santas; New Year List: interview
with Jim Fleishman of Carolina Action on N.C. enforcement of Carter's voluntary wage
price guidelines; N.C. Rape Laws; Rape; Tobacco Farmer; Freedom of Information Act;
7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/488
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Corporation Shrink: Feature on employee assistance programs, interviews with Norm
Conte of Lufkin Industries and Barney Rickenbacker, Wake County Occupational Health
Center; Wage Gap; Solar Home; Battered Women; Eight Hands: interview with Glenn Hinson,
N.C. Museum of History on Black Oral History and modern effects; Harmonica Champion,
Chris Turner; HEW; Interview with David Martin on Energy; Fixed Incomes and the elderly;
Tobacco Town - Durham's local economy; Working women: wages, sociological, psychological
problems of 80% of the work force; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/489
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Drugs in School; Parents in the Classroom; Snowstorm; Carolina Challenge Announcement;
Ramsey Clark: his talk with the Ayattolah Khomeni of Iran; Darvon health hazards;
Save Pea Ridge Road; ERA in N.C.; Andy Griffith Tells Romeo and Juliet; Reflections
on the snowfall; Labor/Management Relations at Duke Hospital; Diets; UNC/HEW visit;
7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/490
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Klan in Winston-Salem; Jogging; Mideast; Discrimination Laws; UNC/HEW; Kids and old
age: senior citizens; Black Macho and the Myth of the Superwoman: interview with Michelle
Wallace; Health Consumers Organization; Composer Tom Johnson: Five Shaggy Dog Operas;
Raleigh Art Sculpture; Jimmy Santigo Baca; Isabel Letelier: feature preview in connection
with 8 o'clock on Isabel Letelier; Babies and working moms; Mark Naison (in connection
with 8 o'clock on Naison); 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/491
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Humor: interview with Professor Paul Brandes of the Speech Department at UNC on what
people laugh at and why, the effects of humor; Nuclear Power I; Nuclear Power II;
Nuclear Power III; William Leuchtenberg; Transportation: car alternatives; Transportation
Planning and Growth; Carpools; John Hope Franklin; Hospice; Family: Z. Giraldo, Center
for Study of the Family and the State; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/492
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Cars; Housing: west end housing and absentee landlords; Atomic Bombs; The Art School
in Carrboro; N.C. Common Cause; Police Chief: interview with Frederick Heineman, new
chief; Balanced Growth in North Carolina: interview with Mercer Doty, Director, N.C.
Public Policy Research Center; Brown Vs Board of Education: interview with mark Miller,
Associate Editor, Southern Exposure Magazine; Schools and Sex Education; Conservation
Clown: Ed Shoucair; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/493
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Construction work in progress: interview with Edward Hilly of Carolina Power and Light,
John Neuteld of UNC-G and the N.C. Energy Policy Council, and Jim Overton of KUDZU
Alliance; PCB and Toxic Waste Disposal; Dance in North Carolina; Elderly Care I; Elderly
Care II; Elderly Care III; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/494
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Elderly Care IV; Elderly Care V; Women in Prison; National Opera Company; N.C. Champer
Players; Young People's Orchestra; George Hold, State Folklorist: N.C. Traditional
Dances; Middle Age Drugs: members of the Drug Evaluation Center in Durham; Assertion
Training; Chapel Hill Recreation; Carrboro Recreation; Skylab; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/495
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Outdoor Theatre; Sidney Rittenburg; Inflation Vox Pop; Prices and Solutions to inflation;
Human Rights; July 4th; Isolation and loneliness; Chapel Hill Farmers Fair; Fetal
Heart Monitor and its relationship to increasing numbers of Caesarean sections; Chapel
Hill Area Pooling System (CHAPS); Bus System; Low Income Housing; Building Housing;
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Durham Civic Center; Raleigh School Enrollment I; Raleigh School Enrollment II; Howard
Morland on current court battle and his still unpublished article The H-Bomb: How
we got it and why we're telling it; Howard Morland interview: discussing the 1970's
as apathetic and the 1960's as artificial; UFW Strike: striking farmworkers; Resource
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N.C. Tourism; Bicycle Club; Moscow State Symphony tour Cancellation; Addicted Smoker:
the process of giving up; Community Self-Help Project: interview with Ed Berman, founder
of Interaction Trust, a project which teaches theatre and communication skills to
enhance daily life in Camden, England; State Fair Crafts: Aira Wallace of Cedar Grove
talks about people who buy Aloe tinnery at the fair; Home Loans; Social Security I;
Social Security II; Nell Irvin Painter; Radiation Wastes; Two Career Marriages I;
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Home Self-Servicing; Learning Environments I; Learning Environments II; Financial
management; School Bus Safety; School Bus Drivers; Radioactive Materials Transportation;
Referenda Vox Pop; School Bus Education; Great American Smokeout; James Reston, Jr.
discusses his play Sherman, the Peacemaker, audience members comment, and actor David
Litle reads one of Sherman's speeches; Tennessee Child Restraint Law; A Carolina Christmas;
Cleft Lip/Palate I; Cleft Lip/Palate II; 55 MPH: Highway Patrol discuss traffic fatality;
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School District explains why the undercover drug operation resulting in the arrests
of 102 students was carried out; Raleigh Drug Bust II; Contingency Plan; Winter Weather
featuring Chris Hamilton, old codger from Gatlinburg, TN and John McClain, meteorologist,
RDU airport; Communist Workers Party (CWP) harassment; Low Level Waste Sites I; Low
Level Waste Sites II; Sponsoring Foster Kids; Hospital Visual Arts; Hospital Performing
Arts; Hypertensive Children; Saving Gasoline; Viruses I; Viruses II; Boxes: Chris
Hamilton of Hamilton House Furniture in Gatlinburg, TN talks about the boxes he makes
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Dough Ornaments; Women's Career Choices I; Women's Career Choices II; Women's Career
Choices III; Moped Safety; 80th annual Christmas Bird Count December 30; international
experiment: Mary Brady, Triangle Experiment in International Living, seeks family
to host 19-year old male nurse from Switzerland; Juvenile Code I; Juvenile Code II;
Rape Laws; Sex Offenses Law; Gatlinburg Reflections, Les Rust of Hamilton House Furniture
in Gatlinburg discusses rude vacationers; Soviet Sticky Fingers I: Speculating on
the impact of the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan; Soviet Sticky Fingers II; Soviet
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people think they're fat; Peeling Pounds II: how to lose weight effectively; Sharon
Harris Geology: Nuclear Power Plant and the effects on the Chapel Hill water supply
if there were a meltdown; Bus Monitors I; Bus Monitors II; N.C. High Priority Infant
Tracking Program; Wildlife Resources; Credit Counseling; Domestic Violence; Japanese
Investments; Positive parenting; Shah Yazid Link; 7.5 ips
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Iranian goodwill; Keeping High School drop-outs in; Extended Day programs; Anniversary
of the Lunch Counter sit-ins in Greensboro; Andrew Young; Report on the Greensboro
Mobilization; Greensboro Diversity; February 2 Mobilization Committee and misinformation
regarding the march; Civil Rights Issues; 7.5 ips
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Kids and Valentines; Love Lore: David Bannish on the origins of Valentine's Day; Road
Carpets; ECT I (Electroconvulsive Therapy); ECT II; ECT III; Holistic Hearings: Guilford
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Fitness; Manners on Vacation; IRA-ARI; Kampuchean Aid; Vietnam Human Rights; Push
for Normalization: Linda McGloin of the Women's International League for Peace and
Freedom discusses boat people; Irish Wake: Mark Dugan of Raleigh remembers; Gaelic
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Boat People; Vietnam Recognition; Mutual Funds Revisited; Title XX Devise; Balanced
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One-Man Band; Stained Glass Craftsman; The Perils of Pollen; Radiological Silver;
Candlemaker; Language Experience; New Games; Meeting in the Middle; Fort Bragg Reaction;
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Kitty Dukakis Campaigns for Mike; Thanksgiving Traffic outlook; Original Thanksgiving
Menu; Man Bites Dog Theater - experimental theater and gallery opens in Durham; Dr.
Lynn Cheney, National Endowment Chair on United States Education; Peace Corps gains
recognition; N.C. - a two party state?; Social responsibility - a conference; A World
Class Region, I - conference; A World Class Region II; Family Health and Planning;
Chapel hill Planning Worship; The Summit and Economics; Low Income Housing Conference;
Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Zbigniew Brzezinski news conference - discusses INF treaty; Zbigniew Brzezinski follow-up;
Area wide toll-free telephone service in Chatham county; Russian Rock music - Andrei
Makarevich, leader of popular Society rock group Time Machine visits the triangle
among other Russian participants of program called Bridges for Peace; Area wide telephone
service II; Political Seer in Colorado; Wildlife in N.C. - a book by Jim Dean and
Larry Early; New UNC Football coach Mack Brown and UNC Athletic Director John Swofford;
Project Uplift - Help for disadvantaged youth; Raleigh Homeless, I; Raleigh Homeless
II; Child Safety for Christmas; White Pines Natural Area; Reel 1 of 1; 60:00; 7.5
ips
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Flying Fiddles -- Chet Procino masterclass; S. Hadi Raza Ali - Pakistan Consul General
in the United States: long version; Central's Number 1 Eagles - interview with N.C.CU
head basketball coach Mike Bernard; Pakistan Consul General in N.C. - a Preview; New
Legislative Study Group on Pest Control; Vertamae Grosvenor remembers; The Red Time
- its residue in hunger, interview with Marilyn McNeela of the Food Bank in Raleigh
about supplying food to beleaguered fishermen on the coast; United Art Fund Drive
in Final Month - Henry Bowers of the Capital Area Arts Foundation; Tougher admissions
reminder - Gary Barnes, Assoc. VP for Planning, UNC System; Parenting Traps - comments
from teacher-parent consultants; The Public and Siting a low-level radioactive waste
facility; Student activist recognized - Joel Segal; Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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The Lumbee -- who are they? Short version, conversation with Betty Oxendine Mangum,
Lumbee and director of Indian Education in the Department of Public Instruction; N.C.
Indians -- Who are they? Long version; Black males at risk preview; Ping Chong - New
York Artist who led participatory workshop at Duke; News helicopters -- a nuisance?
WTVD News Director speaks about the Denver incident; The United States and Mexico
- Allies?; Insurance -- Auto reductions, auto insurance rates; Durham Area Road Plans
I; Health Insurance -- Senior's Program; Durham Area Road Plans II; Joe Graedon Commentary
- white coat hypertension; School/Community Helping Hands Project - Wake County Schools
Superintendent Robert Bridges on black male development, Fuquay-Varina Asst. Principal
James Hargett comments; the Future of Amtrak in Raleigh; Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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School/Community Helping Hands Project II; School/Community Helping Hands Project
III; UNC Audit Review -- Short version; UNC Audit Reflections -- Long Version; School/Community
Helping Hands Project IV; Price on World Market; N.C. Amateur Sports N.C.AS Endowment;
Artists Bearden and Evans - Asst Curator Huston Paschal comments on two Black artists
whose work is currently being exhibited at the State Art Museum; Carolina Author -
New Press, Long Version: Allan Gurganis, Rocky Mount native; Carolina Author with
the new press; short version; Using Biotechnology to help the peach industry -- United
States Department of Agriculture sponsored southern regional conference; Reel 1 of
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Telephone Foul-up - about the recent blocking of phone system in the triangle when
ticket sales for Bruce Springsteen concert locked people out; Shirley Causar, councilwoman,
singer, evangelist, Garret Weyr -- Author; Environmental Defense Fund opens up North
Carolina Office; Rowing -- the perfect sport?; Triangle Dailies: Tackling the competition
I; Triangle Dailies: Tackling the competition II; Holly Near -- song; Exercise and
Health; UNC Phone System Plans; Polls and Politics; Frank Lloyd Wright -- Again?,
long version: talk with Lyman Shepherd, an impersonator of FLW; Frank Lloyd Wright
-- Again, long version; Reel 1 of 1; 7.5 ips
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Psychological Aspects of Athletic Injury; Crisis at Rape Crisis Center -- membership
drive launch; Local analysts on Super Tuesday preview; Playmakers Repertory Company
Next: On the Verge; Competitiveness and Athletics; North Carolina Museum of Art exhibit
Robes of Elegance: Japanese Kimonos of the 16th through 20th centuries - talking with
Richard Schneiderman, Director of the museum and Mauriyama San, research Associate,
National Museum of Japanese History, through an interpreter; Peanuts -- alternatives
to growing tobacco?; Emerging issues Forum: Taking Control of the Future with Paul
Volcker - former Chair of the Federal One Reserve Board, Donald Peterson, Chair of
Board of Ford Motor Company and Bill Clinton, Governor of Arkansas; Durham's Women's
needs survey; Emerging issues Forum - short version; North Carolina State University
Centennial Campus -- George McKinney of North Carolina; Israeli Diplomat on Mideast
- short version; Peace activist Richard Boren on Nicaraguan experiences; Reel 1 of
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Israeli Diplomat on Mideast - Muhammed Mussarwa, long version; Southeastern Historical
Keyboard Society - Randall Love interview; Black Experience workshop: Issues - Dr.
Audreye Johnson and Dr. Andrew Billingsly comment; Polinet - Political Science on
computer - Dr. Michael Vasu, N.C. State University; The Space Program: What Profit?
- Alex Roland, his views on privatization of the space agency, long version; the Space
Program: What Profit?, long version; Composer Ulysses Kay interview; Reel 1 of 1;
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North Carolina Museum of Art design Team meets about site development plans; Vernon
Bellecourt, leader of the American Indian Movement, original founder of the Rainbow
Coalition, and supporter of the Jackson Campaign, on Presidential Candidates; Museum
of History Research Associate Jackson Marshall on Japanese and American kites on display
and Marianne Wason, Curator of Research, comments on 100 years of wedding fashion
and gowns on display; Philip Glass Interview; Children in Poverty in North Carolina;
Philip Glass interview, long version; What does the North Carolina Secretary of State
do? -- UNC Political Science Professor Thad Beyle on Thad Eure's retirement; North
Carolina Dancing for Life Concert; Giving North Carolina the Business I: Need to support
Small Business; Giving North Carolina the Business: Entrepreneurial Ventures; The
Transportation Squeeze; Reel 1 of 1; 61:00; 7.5 ips
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Robert Chumbley interview: meet the first composer-in-residence; Strange Occurrence
in Wilmington: witnesses to an extraordinary event on the Cape Fear River testify;
Harvard University President Derek Bok on quality education; Philosophers Ponder Biotechnology
Advances; Dealing the Majority Minority Schools; Watershed studies in the Triangle
Area; Miles Wolff, owner of Durham Bull, interview; Dr. Larry Holden's Presidential
Campaign for 2000, running on the Human Party ticket; Alexander Cockburn on Media
and Politics; Supercollider Controversy I; Supercollider Controversy II; Supercollider
Controversy III; The Beggar's Opera; Statistical Problems in Scientific Research;
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Duke Economist Thomas Havrilesky talks about Campaign promises and inflation; Re-cycling
and G'litter Day this Saturday 4-23, Cleanscape Chapel hill anti-litter group; Canadian
Brass; Governor Martin addresses developers; Gregory Davis of Dirty Dozen Brass Band;
Scott Simon preview; Will municipal bond interest earnings be taxed? -- possible effects
of Supreme Court ruling; Rural Economic Growth I; Rural Economic Growth II; The Normal
Heart; Lionel Dakers of British Royal College of Church music interview -- here for
choral workshops at the Chapel of the Cross; When Mother's Day isn't -- Kelduyn Garland
of the Reproductive Perinatal Loss and Grief group comments on the need for support
for infertile couples and those who have lost a baby; Rural Economic Growth III; May
Primary Election Implications; Realtors should sell region/ Triangle Market; Smoking
Cessation in the workplace; Duke Primate Center Saving threatened species Lemurs;
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Still life to real life: Performance/art opening at Durham Art Guild; NGA Rural Development
Task Force I: Gov. Jim Martin and Gov. Terry Branstad of Iowa comment on strategies
for rural economic development and Tarboro Mayor M.A. Ray shares a success story;
NGA Rural Development Task Force II; The Bee Expert - beekeeper; Northern Telecom
ends workplace smoking; Quentin Howard, founding member of group Sukay talks about
ancient and contemporary music of the Andes Mountains; Stop Smoking -- Still Growing;
Impacts on the waters of the Pamlico Sounds; City Market; RDU to Orly -- International
flight service from RDU; the Chapel Hill Herald coming soon; Group Sax interview;
Judicial run-off election; Family Treatment Program; Signs of Declining water quality
of Albemarle and Pamlico Sounds -- Albemarle-Pamlico Estaurine Study (part of month
long series); Golf Gadgets; Reel 1 of 1; 77:45; 7.5 ips
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Audiocassette C-40278/95
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Audiocassette C-40278/4
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Fay Mitchell Henderson, producer
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Audiocassette C-40278/120
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Fay Mitchell Henderson, producer
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/68
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Audiotape T-40278/173
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Audiotape T-40278/175
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Reel 1 of 1; 23:45; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/176
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Reel 1 of 1; 15 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/195
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Reel 2 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/908
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Reel 1 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiocassette C-40278/27
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Audiotape T-40278/1580
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Reel 1 of 1; 31:45; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1163
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Audiotape T-40278/521
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Scotty and Lula Belle Wiseman; Fiddlin' Around: A Survey of Fiddle Styles; Reel 1
of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/522
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Interview with Joan Fenton by Bob Kirk; Women in Folk Music; Reel 2 of 2; 1:52:35;
7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2248
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From the Eno River Wilderness Area near Durham, N.C. This festival features Scotty
and Lola Belle Wiseman, a Women in Folk Music Workshop with Joan Fenton, Libba Cotton,
Lula Watson, Ola Belle Reed, and Orna Ball; Reel 1 of 2; (58:25); 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2249
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Highlights of the North Carolina fiddle styles workshop with Barry Poss, Ernest and
Scotty East, Homer (Pappy) Sherrill, Harold Lucas, Hash House Harvey Ellington and
Bill Phillips, and Tommy Jarrell (54:10); Reel 2 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2250
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The first half of this program is highlights from a concert given by Dallas pianist
Alex Moore. The concert took place at the Amon Carter Museum of Western History. James
Megar is the concert MC (58:57). NPR Issue, 7924 Series, show title no. 790610; 7.5
ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2251
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The second half highlights from the 1978 Durham Black and Blues Festival. Performers
are the Bright Moon Quartet, John Dee Holeman, Charlie Harris, Fritz Holloway, and
Thomas Burt (44:22). NPR Issue, 7924 Series, show title no. 790610); 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2252
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From the Eno River Wilderness Area near Durham, N.C. This festival features Scotty
and Lola Belle Wiseman, a Women in Folk Music Workshop with Joan Fenton, Libba Cotton,
Lula Watson, Ola Belle Reed, and Orna Ball (58:28). NPR issue 7934, program no. 761121;
7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2253
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This reel contains highlights of the North Carolina fiddle styles workshop with Barry
Poss, Ernest and Scotty East, Homer (Pappy) Sherrill, Harold Lucas, Hash House Harvey
Ellington and Bill Phillips, and Tommy Jarrell (53:44). NPR issue 7934, program no.
761121; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2254
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The final of two programs from this North Carolina festival, held at the Eno River
Park near Durham. This reel features performances by Ernest East and The Pine Ridge
Boys, E.C. Ball and bones-player James Borders, Bobby McMillan and others singing
mountain ballads, and a chat with some of the crafts-persons. Deb Lamberton hosts.
(52:52). NPR issue 7708, program no. 770220; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2255
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This reel features the fiddling of Tommy Jarrell, blues by J.D. Joleman and Arthur
Lyons, Pappy Sherrill, Snuffy Jenkins, and the Hired Hands, with 13-year old banjo
virtuoso Randy Lucas, and Virgil Craven with his band. Deb Lamberton hosts. Out contains
a promo for issue 7709. (58:38). NPR issue 7708, program no. 770220; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2258
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This Bicentennial festival was held at the Eno River Park near Durham, N.C. Featured
performers on this reel include Earnest East and bones player James Borders, Bobby
McMillan and others singing mountain ballads, and a chat with various crafts-people
from the rural areas of North Carolina. Program host is Deb Lamberton (50:50); 7.5
ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2259
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The second reel from this bicentennial festival includes performances by Tommy Jarrell;
bluesmen J.D. Holeman and Arthur Lyons; Pappy Sherrill, Sniffy Jenkins and the Hired
Hand with 13-year-old banjo virtuoso Randy Lucas; and Virgil Craven with his band.
Deb Lamberton hosts; (58:07); 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1861
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Connects with Back Porch Music: 35:00
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Audiotape T-40278/271
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Professor Fred Mueller, UNC Physical Education Department, and co-author of report
on football injuries 1931-1981, talks on football injuries; Reel 1 of 1; 24:23; 7.5
ips
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Audiotape T-40278/324
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UNC Chapel Hill Chancellor Christopher Fordham in his state of the university given
annually at the alumni luncheon; Reel 1 of 1; 15:37; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1070
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Reel 1 of 1; 45:17; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1858
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American Public Radio; 57:18; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1860
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Audiotape T-40278/1889
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Audiotape T-40278/901
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Reel 1 of 1; 22:22; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/266
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Ike Andrews, Bill Cobey on race for Fourth Congressional district seat. Ronald Reagan
plug for Cobey; Reel 1 of 1; 24:21; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/964
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Reel 1 of 1; 27:07; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1577
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Reel 1 of 1; 29:35; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1682
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Jazz piano; Reel 1 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1683
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Jazz piano; Reel 2 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/938
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Audiotape T-40278/2281
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Audiotape T-40278/2282
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Audiotape T-40278/2283
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Audiotape T-40278/2371
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Recorded at the ArtSchool; Mark Johnson, bass; Joey Baron, drums; Reel 1 of 2
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Audiotape T-40278/2372
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Recorded at the ArtSchool; 2nd set; Reel 2 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1161
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Performance at the University Presbyterian Church in Chapel Hill, N.C; Reel 1 of 2;
7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1171
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Performance at the University Presbyterian Church in Chapel Hill, N.C; Reel 2 of 2;
7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1611
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Millie Schecter, State Friendship Force Director, explains the purpose, goals and
rewards of the Friendship Force; Reel 1 of 1; 23:40; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2334
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Audiotape T-40278/2335
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Audiocassette C-40278/196
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Six radio spots
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Audiotape T-40278/2157
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Audiotape T-40278/1721
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The State Employment Security Commission reports North Carolina's unemployment rate
is 5.7%. That's lowest among the eleven largest states. The triangle regions unemployment
rate is even lower, near full employment. WUNC's Fay Mitchell Henderson looks at the
good news and some concerns; Reel 1 of 1; 4:26; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/339
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North Carolina Secretary of Transportation Jones Harrington, Former Wake County Commissioner
Betty Knudson, DOT Transportation Planning Engineer Ed Johnson, and Triangle J Regional
Transportation Committee Chairman Jonathan Howers comment on the need for and funding
roads; Reel 1 of 1; 24:12; 7.5 ips
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/131
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Audiocassette C-40278/57
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Audiocassette C-40278/33
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/4
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Audiocassette C-40278/65
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Audiotape T-40278/1623
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On Ibsen, Nach bach and Contra Mortem et Tempos, General interview.
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Audiotape T-40278/1539
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Audiotape T-40278/1072
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58:30; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1612
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Shot on film/steadicam
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Audiotape T-40278/1859
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Excerpts from interviews with John McClure and Humphrey Burton, along with musical
examples; Reel 1 of 1; 42:45; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1401
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Reel 1 of 1; 50:45; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1071
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Master reel 15
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Audiotape T-40278/1982
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Reel 01
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Audiotape T-40278/1991
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Reel 10
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Audiotape T-40278/1992
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Audiotape T-40278/1993
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Audiotape T-40278/1994
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Audiotape T-40278/1995
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Audiotape T-40278/1983
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Audiotape T-40278/1984
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Audiotape T-40278/1985
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Audiotape T-40278/1986
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Audiotape T-40278/1987
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Audiotape T-40278/1988
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Audiotape T-40278/1989
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Audiotape T-40278/1990
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Audiotape T-40278/992
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Audiotape T-40278/993
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Reel 2 of 2; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/989
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Rocky Springs Gospel Chorus; Sensational Form; Reel 1 of 3; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/990
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Mt. Olive Echoes; Rodney Byrd and Sandy Thomas; Reel 2 of 3; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/994
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Reel 3 of 3; 7.5 ips
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Audiocassette C-40278/93
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Audiotape T-40278/268
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Patricia Specks, Yale University English Professor and scholar at the National Humanities
Center speaks on gossip, the subject of a book she's writing; Reel 1 of 1; 28:55;
7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/209
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Reel 1 of 8 29:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/279
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UNC History Joseph Tulchin hosts an interview with Margaret Daly Hayes, Professional
staff member of the United States Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; Reel 1 of
1; 30:34; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/293
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Final program in series looks at the year ahead in world affairs and in the environment;
Reel 8 of 8 29:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/294
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Three Washington experts discuss world hunger and United States agriculture's efforts;
Reel 6 of 8 29:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/299
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Three experts on South African politics - Publisher of Africa News; George Christie
of Duke; Sheridan Johns, III of Duke (the latter two are professors); Reel 4 of 8 29:00;
7.5 ips
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Discussion by two Wilson Scholars and a Prof of the National War College on China
and United States foreign policy matters; Reel 3 of 8 29:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/548
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Audiotape T-40278/889
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Political earthquake zone; Reel 1 of 8 30:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/967
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Reel 7 of 8 30:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1805
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National Radio Theater; Reel 1 of 1; 20:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/172
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Audiotape T-40278/332
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Reporter Winston Cavin, Editor Bill Snyder, discuss after effects of the Ku Klux Klan
National trail on Greensboro (Greensboro Daily News); Dr. Allen Trelease, UNC-G, American
History Professor on the KKK; Reel 1 of 1; 31:38; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1866
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Reel 1 of 2; 90:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1867
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Audiocassette C-40278/96
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Audiotape T-40278/1502
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Audiotape T-40278/1503
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Audiotape T-40278/1504
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Audiotape T-40278/844
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Talking with members of UNC Center for Early Adolescence, a Wake County Juvenile Court
Counselor, Drug Action of Wake County Counselor, Youth for Christ Director, and youth
about issues facing teens today. 30:18; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/845
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Toughlove parents, Raleigh Methodist Director and students, CHHS students, Broughton
High Vice Principal, and UNC professor on some of the difficulties facing youth. 28:04
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/40
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Audiotape T-40278/1759
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Note: The only stereo material is the opening music, approx. 1/5 minutes. You may
then switch to mono if you want; Reel 1 of 1; 30:10; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1888
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The Crawling Things, The Hangman, The Shadow People. Tales; Reel 1 of 2; 90:00; 7.5
ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1754
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The film The Handmaid's Tale was shot in the Triangle Area. While the crew was here
last spring, they discussed the look and feel of the film with WUNC's Aviva Enoch.
Note: This feature originally aired on WUNC and NPR's Performance Today about a year
ago (no date given, approximately 1990). Handmaid's Tale played at the Rialto in Raleigh;
Reel 1 of 1; 6:15; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1681
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Jazz group; 9:49; 7.5 ips
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/82
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Audiotape T-40278/1075
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Editor of The Sunday Times, author of Good Times, Bad Times
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Audiocassette C-40278/143
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Audiotape T-40278/202
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Reel 1 of 1 19:56; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/953
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Includes discussion of Alzheimer's; Reel 1 of 2; 30:42; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/954
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Reel 1 of 1; 27:10; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/31
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Reel 1 of 1; 44:31; 7.5 ips
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Audiocassette C-40278/130
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Audiocassette C-40278/48
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Audiotape T-40278/327
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Gil Scott Heron, poet, philosopher, singer, speaks on contemporary American problems;
Reel 1 of 1; 28:30; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1579
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Reel 1 of 1; 28:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiocassette C-40278/24
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Audiotape T-40278/1718
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NPR recording of original from 1920s; Reel 1 of 1; 3:53; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/891
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A local massage parlor in Chapel Hill and the Hell's Angels in North Carolina; Reel
1 of 1; 26:22; 7.5 ips
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Audiocassette C-40278/157
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Audiocassette C-40278/137
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Audiotape T-40278/857
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Discussing the need for a shelter for people suffering from spousal abuse; Reel 1
of 1; 29:08; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/264
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Ann Moore with Share Your Christmas, Martin Whit, Orange County Department of Social
Services, Marilyn Partin and Betty Kelley, Durham County Department of Social Services
comment on ways to help those in financial difficulty; Reel 1 of 1; 29:00; 7.5 ips
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Digital Audiotape DAT-40278/135
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Audiotape T-40278/1319
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Reel 1 of 1; 57:40; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1761
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An examination of high technology jobs and North Carolina's ability to attract them;
Reel 1 of 1; 31:00; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1894
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Audiotape T-40278/281
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Danny Pleasant, Chapel Hill Transportation Planner, Billy Rose, Highway Administrator
North Carolina Department of Transportation, and Fran Benson, Raleigh AAA office discuss
highway planning and funding. 22:50; 7.5 ips
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Audiocassette C-40278/163
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Audiocassette C-40278/146
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Audiocassette C-40278/50
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Audiotape T-40278/1686
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Reels 1 and 2
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Audiotape T-40278/1893
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Allan Jabbour, fiddle; Tom Thompson, banjo and guitar; Jim Watson, guitar, mandolin,
and autoharp
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Audiotape T-40278/937
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Reel 1 of 1; 14:50; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/204
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Reel 1 of 1; 28:32; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/181
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Audiotape T-40278/345
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Reel 1 of 2; 28:12; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/346
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Segment contains Red Knuckles and the Trail Blazers set; Reel 2 of 2; 28:36; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/916
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Audiotape T-40278/1261
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Audiotape T-40278/977
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Reel 1 of 1; 28:30; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/318
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Marshall Isler, Developer of Rolling Hills in Durham; Judson Barret, Chapel Hill Housing
Authority Director, and Jean Beal, Director of Community Development Services for
the TJCOG discuss city government involvement in providing low and moderate income
housing; Reel 1 of 1; 26:22; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/308
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Raleigh Planning Director George Chapman, Community Development Director Julian Prosser
on Downtown East in Raleigh; Marshall Isler, President of Isler and Associates in
Durham, on Rolling Hills; Reel 1 of 1; 27:40; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1756
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Reel 1 of 1; 5:21; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1699
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Howard Moreland, author of The H-Bomb Secret: How We Got It and Why We're Telling
It, speaking on the UNC-CH campus; Reel 1 of 1; 30:14; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1590
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Dr. Charles Nemeroff, UNC Biological Sciences Research Center, discusses his research
on Huntington's Chorea and Schizophrenia - indicating chemical imbalances in the brain
may be the culprits responsible for these illnesses; Reel 1 of 1; 25:02; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1760
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Orange County Commissioner Chairman Richard Whitted, Durham city manager Orville Powell,
Durham planner Fred Icke, Orange County Planner Susan Smith and Sensible Highways
and Protected Environments spokesman Angeline liv Sardo on I-40 in Durham and Orange
Counties; Reel 1 of 1; 29:43; 7.5 ips
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Audiocassette C-40278/144
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Audiotape T-40278/981
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Dr. Vinetta Jones, Network Coordinator of the Math/Science Teacher Education Centers,
and Dr. Paul Taylor, Director, Science Division, N.C. Department of Public Instruction
are guests; Reel 1 of 1; 30:12; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/893
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Reel 1 of 1; 22:45; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1898
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All-Ravel concert. Lufthansa/International Festival feed provided by WFMT Fine Arts
Network; Reel 1 of 2; 59:56; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/1899
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All-Ravel concert. Lufthansa/International Festival feed provided by WFMT Fine Arts
Network; Reel 2 of 2; 31:30; 7.5 ips
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Audiotape T-40278/2160
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Manteo, N.C. Reel One of Two, Both Sides; Reel 1 of 2
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Audiotape T-40278/2162
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UNC-Charlotte, N.C.
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Audiotape T-40278/2163
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