Martin Luther King, Jr., Day
Found in 31 Collections or records:
Horizon, 1991 January 18
King Holiday Package with Frank Pasquale, Claudia Castano, and Burnadean Jones (Majure); Lynette James Essay (Wong); Poster Contest (Wong); Alex Johnson Commentary (Shapiro). Segments on the King holiday controversy through the eyes of Arizona's students, Lynette James' winning essay about Martin Luther King Jr., and Alex Johnson's guest commentary (his dream for future generations of women and minorities).
Horizon, 2006 October 19
Special Edition. We countdown the top eight stories Horizon has covered in its 25 year history and we'll also share some stories with you about that Friday tradition --- the Journalists' Roundtable and other features Horizon viewers have enjoyed over the years. There are television advertisements for the first 1:10 and last 2:40 of the video.
Horizon, 1988 February 15
Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Package, Christopher Johns In-Studio (Shelton); State Sales Tax on Non-Profits Package, Steve Newmark In-Studio (Britton); Tortilla Flat Package (Shelton). Segments on the delay of an interview with attorney Murray Miller, Presidents' Day and a potential opportunity to establish a day for Martin Luther King Jr. in Arizona, a potential 5% sales tax on non-profit arts institution's ticket sales, and Tortilla Flat.
Horizon, 1988 April 14
Horizon, 1986 May 23
Horizon, 1986 June 3
Bob Corbin Remote Interview (Corso); Sam Lewis In-Studio Interview (Corso); Bommersbach Byline #10: Marcos Package (Durrenberger). Segments on the debate over Arizona's MLK Day, prison security and the prisoner classification system, Bommersbach's Byline (a critique of Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos). There is a pre-show take for the first 1:15; the title card is then shown and the episode continues normally.
Horizon, 1986 June 6
Horizon, 1987 January 15
Casa Grande Landfill Package (Taylor); Verle Martz and Jim Hatfield In-Studio/Remote Interview (Taylor); Martin Luther King Holiday Package (Shelton). Segments on possible landfill locations (Casa Grande) and Martin Luther King Jr. Day. There is a pre-show take for the first 40 seconds; the title card is then shown and the episode continues normally.