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program The 51st State Episode #295 Episode Description Lew Feldstein reports on Brooklyn politics in Brownsville, with a focus on State Assemblyman Sam Wright, in the second part of the "Target: Brooklyn" series. Gordon Weil speaks with Andrew Brimmer about the actions being taken to undercut the expected recession in 1974. Lisa Feiner reports on the illegal firemen strike and the after effects. Hal Levenson reports on the appointees by Abraham Beame to key city positions. John Hamilton speak to Al Hoffman and Frederick Ammiratis, from the Long Island Railroad, about being fired for having long hair. John Hamilton speaks with Daniel J. Berrigan and Professor Hans J. Morgenthau about their positions on the State of Israel and Israeli militarism. Subjects Wright, Sam -- Politician -- Brooklyn (N.Y.) Recessions -- New York (State) Illegal strikes -- Fire fighters Beame, Abraham -- City Officials Long Island Railroad Debate -- State of Israel Type/Genre News Copyright Holder Educational Broadcasting Corporation Director Colgan, Mick Executive Producer Bohen, Fred Producer(s) MacAndrew, Gail (as News & Unit Field Producer) Host(s) Hamilton, John Guest(s) Brimmer, Andrew Hoffman, Al Ammiratis, Frederick Berrigan, Father Daniel Morgenthau, Hans J. Other Credits Adams, John Q. (as Music Supervisor) Altschuler, Peter (Film Editor) Anthes, John (as Graphics Artists) Armstrong, Kay (as Sound) Barnard, Aubrey (as Assistant Camerman) Barnett, Juan (as Videotape Editors) Barry, John (as Audio) Baxter, Ernest (as Stage Manager) Bazadona, Michael (Associate Director) Besink, Nick (as Video) Bevins, Henry (as Telecine) Blanck, Peter (as Assistant Camerman) Boyer, Rudy (as Assistant Camerman) Bresnan, Richard (as Graphics Artists) Brown, Gary (as Film Coordinator) Bruno, Lou (as Audio) Caravella, Victor (as Video) Carucci, Ciro (as Camera Crew) Chekmayan, Ara (Film Editor) Chumbley, Leonard (Technical Director) Contento, Al (Film Editor) Cristodoulou, Jon (as Sound) DiSanto, Guido (as Assistant Editor) Edel, Walter (as Mini-Camera Crew) Elliott, Clint (as Assistant Editor) Feiner, Lisa (Reporter) Ferrante, Frank (as Film Coordinator) Forsyth, Al (as Mini-Camera Crew) Fort, William C. (as Make Up) Fristachi, Dianne (as Production Coordinator) Goldberg, Mark (Production Manager) Hamilton, John (Reporter) Hanley, Frank (as Vidifont) Hashii, Virginia (as Sound) Kinard Jr., John (Lighting Director) Kogler, Chris (as Graphics Artists) Levenson, Hal (Reporter) Linden, Dolph (as Videotape Editors) Malloy, James (as Film Cameraman) Marinelli, Rudy (Film Editor) Marshall, Tony (Associate Director) Mastrojohn, Dino (as Mini-Camera Crew) McNeil, J. Michael (as Graphics Artists) Milito, Sebastian (as Still Photography) Molina, Danny (as Camera Crew) Morris, Robert (Associate Director) Morris, Robert (as Stage Manager) Mull, Martin (as Theme Music) Nolan, John (Lighting Director) Ortiz Jr., Eulogio (as Production Assistant) Ortiz, Israel (Film Editor) Page, Peter (as Film Expeditor) Palmer, Wayne (as Cameraman) Pavicevic, Nicky (as Film Sound Mix) Pekurney, Paul (as Videotape Editors) Pellegrino, Mike (Film Editor) Polis, Thomas (as Video) Raab, Selwyn (as Managing Editor) Simon, Miller (Associate Producer) Smirnoff, Paul (Coordinating Producer) Spain, Jesse (as Telecine) Thomas, John (as Cameraman) Weil, Gordon (Reporter) White, Newton (as Scenic Design) Zemalkowski, Bob (as Film Laboratory) Formats Digital Beta DVD VHS Reference Number ARC-FFS-40 Program History Scope and Content Access Policy Made possible by a grant from the National Historic Publications and Records Commision (NHPRC) The 51st State Web site is a production of Thirteen/WNET New York. ©2007 Educational Broadcasting Corporation |