[The 90s Election Specials raw: polling places]
Footage for The 90’s Election Specials. Videomaker Andrew Jones visit polling places during the day and campaign headquarters for some of the South Side politicians he’s been covering.
Footage for The 90’s Election Specials. Videomaker Andrew Jones visit polling places during the day and campaign headquarters for some of the South Side politicians he’s been covering.
Footage for The 90’s election specials. Channel 7 WLS-TV Chicago news on primary election night 9-10pm 03/17/1992.
Footage for The 90’s Election Specials. Selects of videomaker Andrew Jones’ political footage, including National Guard bites, Hyde Park ’92, Hayes/Rush bites; Terry Peterson (Alderman Alan Streeter’s chief of staff); 90’s people Charlie Hayes analysis.
Footage for The 90’s Election Specials. This tape contains much of the same material as #10685, with some additions, including footage of the South Side Irish parade, the Third Baptist Church in Chicago, Carol Moseley Braun at Operation PUSH, Mel Reynolds campaign headquarters, and tape of a television showing archival footage of a Harold Washington campaign event.
Footage for The 90’s Election Specials. Final selects of videomaker Andrew Jones’ political footage, including: 90’s people; Conrad Woorill – Chairman of the National Black United Front; Vernon Jarrett – Chicago Sun-Times; Clifton Howard – Butteon man; Hugh Delios – Chicago Tribune; Philip Jackson; Mary Flowers – State Representative.
A videorecording of a live event featuring Studs Terkel and Anna Deavere Smith in conversation at the Harold Washington Library in Chicago. It originally aired on Chicago Municipal Television, Channel 49.
The first part of this video is a German television-produced piece on the city of Chicago. Studs Terkel is briefly featured. The program is completely dubbed in German. There is also a raw interview with Terkel that plays after the program and an interview between Terkel and author Kurt Vonnegut.
Excerpt from the three-hour documentary, Daley, about Richard J. Daley, the 48th Mayor of Chicago. Various prominent Chicago politicians and family members speak of Daley’s character, work ethic, and powerful influence during his reign as Mayor of Chicago from 1955 to 1976. Harold Washington, Jane Byrne, Michael Bilandic, various members of the Daley family, John Hoellen, Irv Kupcinet, Bill Singer, and Leon Despres are all included in this video.