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CANADIAN CONSTITUTIONAL DILEMNA 10/08/1992

Canada and the Constitutional Crisis

Featuring: Scott W. See, J. Andre Senecal, Joseph T. Jockel, Arthur G. Woolf, and William F. Averyt.

GEORGIA RAGSDALE, COMIC - NATL. COMING OUT DAY 10/07/1992

Performance by comedian Georgia Raggsdale.

CANDS. FOR U.S. HOUSE, RUTLAND 10/07/1992

A debate between candidates for the US House.

Featuring: Barbara Leoffler (Rutland BPW President), Jack Hoffman (VT Press Bureau Chief), Bernie Sanders (I - Incumbent), Lewis E. Young (D), Tim Philbin (R), Peter Diamondstone (LU), and Kris Pearson (News Director WSYB)

ESSEX, VT HOUSE DEBATE, DIST. 2-1, 2-3, 2-4 10/07/1992

Lauren-Glenn Davitian moderates the Essex district 2-1 VT House debate with candidates Sally G. Fox (D - Incumbent), Dawn Hill-Fleury (D), Stephen Maranville (D), and Gene Sweetser (R - Incumbent).

ESSEX, VT HOUSE DEBATE, DIST. 2-4 10/07/1992

Lauren-Glenn Davitian moderates for the Essex district 2-4 VT House debate with candidates are James A. Fitzgerald (I), John Keene (R), Jane A. Mendicino (R - Incumbent), Greg Morgan (D), and Mary Ann Parizo (D - Incumbent).

CLAVELLE - DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AWARENESS MO. 10/06/1992

Mayor Clavelle and Regional Women's Resource Centers Mark October as National Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Featuring: Mayor Peter Clavelle, Kim Phinney (Women's Rape Crisis Center), Betsy West (Women Helping Battered Women), and Peggy Luhrs (Burlington Women's Council).

RICHARD GOTTLIEB FOR GOV. 10/05/1992

Channel 17 Live Show

Lauren-Glenn Davitian interviews Richard Gottlieb, Liberty Union Candidate for Governor of VT

FREE PRESS GOV. DEBATE, DEAN & MCCLAUGHRY 10/05/1992

The VT Governor's Debate with candidates Gov. Howard Dean (D) and Sen. John McClaughry (R). Moderated by Candy Page.

ANDRE MARROU, LIBERTARIAN FOR PRES. 10/02/1992

Andre Marrou gives a press conference on running for president as a libertarian.

WHY BURL. NEEDS A NEW POLICE FACILITY 10/01/1992

Program on an argument for Burlington getting a new police station.

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CCTV Receives NEH Grant to Support Community Archives

CCTV Center for Media & Democracy is pleased to announce receipt of a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Humanities Collections and Reference Resources grant alongside 32 peer archival institutions across the country. This $49,927 grant award will support efforts to preserve and expand access to audio/visual community history materials in the CCTV Archives. Read more about this opportunity here!