Washington State University Radio and Television Services records, 1922-1994.

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Washington State University Radio and Television Services records, 1922-1994.

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Series I includes correspondence, memoranda, and reports. Series II contains records on black issues programs. Series III-V deal with air reports, awards, directories, manuals, and schedules. Series VII contains Emergency Broadcast System information for radio. Series VI, VIII, and IX are personal office files including correspondence, memoranda, clippings, and reports. Series X is comprised of the results of the Public Radio and Television Planning Project. Series XI consists of scrapbooks of news items about KWSU Radio and Television. Scripts for radio presentations comprise Series XII. Series XIII deals with the production of the special television series "South By Northwest". Series XIV contains materials on the Tape Network; Series XV contains tape recordings that cover a wide variety of topics. Records consist of subject files of correspondence, memoranda, notes and reports relative to many subjects, along with sampled program logs, and various recordings, publications, and photographs of a historical nature.

Archives 191. 33.5 linear feet. (35 boxes)Archives 237. 17 linear feet. (17 boxes)

Washington State University, Holland and Terrell Libraries

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SNAC Resource ID: 7617073

Washington State University, Holland and Terrell Libraries

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