1996

KUHT-TV (Television station)

Work tape, contains multiple unedited segments. First two segments are from Patricia Gras interview with Stephen Klineberg about prevalence of religion and religious beliefs in Houston and America at large; footage of religious worship; Community Awareness Rally for Education at Kingwood High School; segment on Gillian Reingold, Israeli-American photojournalist, working for Challenge Magazine in support of a two-state system; segment on domestic violence deaths, shows a project in schools getting young men to pledge not to be violent and raising awareness; Brenda Barnes at Royale Apartments and community activist Gustavo Fuentes, and the community-oriented programs they started to help the people living there; Dr. Neil Kleinman at Methodist Hospital talks about the importance of giving heart attack and stroke sufferers aspirin; segment on stress-related newsletter by former Houston Post employee Robert Newberry; segment on smoking and smoking-related deaths, interview with Dr. Ellen Gritz, UT MD Anderson Cancer Center study called SCOPE; interview with Tae Kwon Do practitioner and Olympics hopeful George Weissfisch and his martial arts school in Pasadena, Masters Academy; teacher Diana Guevara and Lymphoma sufferer volunteers for Crisis Hotline; segment on homeopathic medicine, interview with family practitioner Dr. Selic Soroka; UT MD Anderson Cancer Center expansion; Methodist Hospital clinical trial for ischemic stroke medication.

television programs

KUHT Film and Video

University of Houston Libraries Special Collections

English

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Other: ID 1997-006a, AV Shelving; Preservation Location: ark:/84475/pm7064tk59n