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Phoenix Indian School

 Organization

Found in 16 Collections or records:

Arizona Views 13

 Collection
Identifier: CP SPC 205
Abstract

This artificial collection consists primarily of views of Douglas and Phoenix, Arizona, including photographs of the 1901 Capitol dedication parade in Phoenix.

Dates: 1901-circa 1917, 1945

Horizon, 1988 July 27

 File
Identifier: 7203
Scope and Contents Grand Canyon #3 Package (Bloom); Indian School Land Swap Package, Sands and Moran In-Studio Interview (Miller); Chinese Art Exhibit Package (Britton). Segments on"The Grand Canyon: Clashing With Man, Part Three" - a special report on issues concerning the Grand Canyon (uranium mining), controversial legislation concerning the Indian School land swap, and how the East is meeting the West in two local art exhibits. A slide from the credits is shown for the first 1:30; the title card is then...
Dates: 1988 July 27

Horizon, 1988 July 29

 File
Identifier: 7205
Scope and Contents

Pre-recorded Friday Edition. Panelists discuss disagreements between Attorney General Corbin and Evan Mecham concerning the return of protocol funds, the "recall Corbin" movement, and controversial legislation concerning the Indian School land swap. Panelists include Jana Bommersbach, Associate Editor, New Times; Jack Lavelle, Legislative Reporter, Phoenix Gazette; Chris Broderick, Assistant City Editor, Arizona Republic.

Dates: 1988 July 29

Horizon, 1988 December 22

 File
Identifier: 8049
Scope and Contents

Pre-recorded. Charitable Giving Package, Mark Klein Interview (Bloom); Indian School Discussion, Gutierrez and Roy Collier; Robert Robb Commentary #54 (Robb). Segments on reduced charity donations, Phoenix Indian School development plans, and Robert Robb's commentary (thoughts on the holiday season).

Dates: 1988 December 22

Horizon, 1991 February 22

 File
Scope and Contents

Pre-recorded Friday Edition. Panelists discuss gubernatorial runoff election candidates, issues faced by the indicted legislators, and development plans for the Phoenix Indian School property. Panelists include Pat Flannery, Mary K. Reinhart, and Joel Nilsson.

Dates: 1991 February 22

Horizon, 1991 March 29

 File
Identifier: 91053
Scope and Contents

Pre-recorded Friday Edition. Panelists discuss issues with the development of the Phoenix Indian School property, a report with better news for lawmakers from the House special council, and the impact of Mo Udall's possible retirement on Arizona's representation at the U.S. Capitol. Panelists include Mark Flatten, Bill Rawson, and John Kolbe.

Dates: 1991 March 29

Horizon, 1991 April 2

 File
Identifier: 91055
Scope and Contents

AzScam Update (Wong); Phoenix Indian School Package with Mayor Paul Johnson (Hart); Home Arrest Package with Tom Agnos (Sauceda). Segments on an AZScam update, political issues with the Phoenix Indian School property, and Maricopa County's new home arrest program. There is a pre-show take for the first 1:35 during which time the title card is shown.

Dates: 1991 April 2

Horizon, 1991 April 5

 File
Identifier: 91058
Scope and Contents

Pre-recorded Friday Edition. AZSCAM/Politics, Phoenix (Wong). Panelists discuss Governor Symington's budget proposal, Senator Alan Stephens' political aspirations and connection to AZScam, and the Phoenix City Council's dissolution of the Phoenix Indian School's planning committee. Panelists include Pat Flannery, Joel Nilsson, Doug MacEachern.

Dates: 1991 April 5

Horizon, 1991 April 26

 File
Identifier: 91073
Scope and Contents

Pre-recorded Friday Edition. Panelists discuss Mo Udall's resignation from Congress and his possible successor, Sue Laybe's upcoming sentencing for her role in AZScam, and news for the Phoenix City Council concerning the Indian School property. Panelists include John Kolbe, Bill Rawson, and Joel Nilsson.

Dates: 1991 April 26

Horizon, 1991 May 3

 File
Identifier: 91078
Scope and Contents

Pre-recorded Friday Edition. Politics (Shapiro); Mo Udall Package (Hart). Panelists discuss Governor Symington's shutdown of the controversial ENSCO hazardous waste facility, an AZScam update concerning Joseph Stedino, questions about plans for the Phoenix Indian School property, and a special tribute to Congressman Mo Udall. Panelists include Mark Flatten, Doug MacEachern, and Joel Nilsson.

Dates: 1991 May 3