1991-06-21

KUHT-TV (Television station)

The first segment is a discussion about the end of apartheid in South Africa, with new South African ambassador to the United States, Harry Heinz Schwartz. The second segment is an interview with John Privett, director of the Tax Research Association (TRA) about the TRA's plan to cut Houston Independent School District (HISD) administrative staff and give teachers raises. In the third segment, Patricia Gras provides an exclusive report from Ecuador about the cholera epidemic. Gras then talks about the epidemic with Dr. Abdul Ali, Dr. Jorge Duchicela, and Dr. George Delclos. The fourth segment is a conversation about Houston's Cornerstone House Daycare, a daycare center for young AIDS patients, Domingo Barrios, the coordinator of the Cornerstone Family Service Center and Audrey Gassama, the Cornerstone House Day Care director. John Davenport provides commentary on how things have changed since "the good old days." 

Ryan, Pat; Booth, Ward; Rushlo, Sheila; Gras, Patricia

television programs

Heinz Schwartz, Harry; Privett, John; Ali, Abdul; Duchicela, Jorge; Delclos, George L.; Barrios, Domingo; Gassama, Audrey; Davenport, John; Apartheid; AIDS (Disease); Public television

South Africa

KUHT Film and Video

University of Houston Libraries Special Collections

English

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