1998

KUHT-TV (Television station)

Work tape, contains multiple unrelated segments. Report on early Alzheimer's; Smithsonian is hosting an exhibit on Jazz Age Paris and the Houston Public Library is hosting "The Jazz Age in Paris 1914-1940" which focuses primarily on the African American experience and influence; insulin dependent diabetes in the young; Cuban artist Alberto Godoy is featured; shots of glaciers, extreme landscapes, and cold weather animals, primarily seals, set to music; cuts from previous location shots; report on AIDS and Sharon Wagner who is living with AIDS and holding lectures for local teenagers; redevelopment of Houston's West End, including Larry Davis's metal buildings, and the opinions of current residents about changes in the neighborhood; "Papalote Puppets: A Handful of Magic" an interactive exhibit, created with the Papalote children's museum in Mexico City, at the Children's Museum; "Jill Waterman New Year's Eve Photos" since 1983 Jill Waterman has been photographing people celebrating New Year's Eve; Patricia Gras reports on organ transplants and The Living Bank in Houston.

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/pm5358bh56j