Pastor, Ed, 1943-

Scope and Content Note From the collection: This collection houses 169 images used in an exhibit documenting Mexican-American life in Arizona between 1895 and 1987 entitled Where Worlds Meet: the Mexican-American Experience in Phoenix, 1860-1987. Among the subjects depicted are the Diaz, Silvas, Gaxiola, Rosales, Ortega, and Valencia families; farming; dance; religious ceremonies (including First Communions, weddings, and funerals); graduations; sports; events and officials of the Friendly House;...

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Smitty's Interview, Doug MacEachern; Post Election Package, Kevin Willey, Alfredo Gutierrez, Greg Lunn (Majure). Segments on the murder of Ric Rankins, party nominations for the special congressional election, and Marilyn Seymann's guest commentary (affordable housing programs). There is a pre-show take for the first 1:35 during which time the title card is shown.

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CD 2 Package, Ed Pastor (Sauceda); Udall Package (Hart); Gary Avey Commentary. Segments on the completion of the Congressional District Two election, a tribute to Mo Udall, and Gary Avey's guest commentary (the Native American roots of democracy).

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Special Edition on Proposition 202 (minimum wage), the current state of labor, and immigration issues. Guests include Rebecca Friend, Chair of the Arizona Minimum Wage Coalition; Darcy Olsen, CEO of the Goldwater Institute; Michael McGrath, Executive Director of the Arizona AFL-CIO. There are television advertisements for the first 1:05 and last 3:25 of the video.

Scope and Contents PUHS Election Package, Tom Freestone Interview (Shelton); AIDS Policy Package, Brick Lancaster Interview (Bloom); Vern Swaback Commentary (Swaback). Segments on election result mistakes, World AIDS Day and AIDS education in the Kyrene School District, and Vernon Swabek's guest commentary (what it takes to make a great city). There is a pre-show take for the first minute during which time the title card is shown prematurely. The title card is then shown again and the episode continues...

Abstract

The Ed Pastor Papers house correspondence, reports, and budgeting records dating from 1977 to 1992 that Ed Pastor compiled during his time on the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors and as a representative from Arizona in the United States Congress.