Echeveste, Adolfo

Howard Fischer Remote Interview (Corso); Human Services Data Network Package (Shelton). Segments on Arizona political issues (teachers' salaries and teacher tenure laws, state budget approval pending family planning section, and artificial lake construction), and the Data Network for Human Services. There is a pre-show take for the first 40 seconds; the title card is then shown and the episode continues normally.

Jarvik Implant Highlights Package (D'Alli); Dr. Ruben Valdez & Dr. Cecil Vaughn In-Studio Interview (D'Alli); Human Services Data Network Package (Shelton). Segments on artificial heart implants and the data network for social services. The last minute of the video consists of a Horizon Promo (rec: 7/18/85, pb: 7/19/85).

Adolfo Echeveste In-Studio Interview (Grant); Movie Watch II Package (Britton); The Birth Project Package (Britton). Segments on health care for elderly indigent people, Space Probe 8's Movie Watch ("The Thing" and"War of the Worlds"), and Judy Chicago's tapestry artwork projects.

Don Harris Remote Interview (Corso); Homeless/Chronically Mentally Ill Package (Shelton); Thomas Bittker In-Studio Interview (Shelton). Segments on Arizona Legislature issues (tort reform, pornography, and English as the state's official language), and support for homeless people who are chronically mentally ill. There is a silent pre-show take for the first 50 seconds; the title card is then shown and the episode continues normally.

Liver Transplant Funding Package, Leonard Kirschner and Carolyn Walker (Shelton); Nursing Home Financing Package, Linda Exner In-Studio (Taylor); Equine Trust Foundation Package (Palacio). Segments on state budget issues and AHCCCS limitations (children's liver transplants), problems in Arizona's nursing homes (deregulation and lack of staff), and horse disease research at the Equine Trust Foundation.

Minority Recruitment Package, Nelson and Melnick Remote/In-Studio Interview (Bloom); County Sheriff's Race Package, Kotsur and Fairbanks Interview (Shelton). Segments on ASU's efforts to recruit and retain minority students, the candidates for Sheriff of Maricopa County, and the current structure of the Sheriff's Office.