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program The 51st State Episode #301 Episode Description Open is an animated cartoon. Lisa Feiner and private investigator Matthew Bonora discuss the indictment of William Kahn on jury tampering with a grand jury. John Hamilton updates on the postponement of Joseph Galiber's appointment as Deputy Mayor by Abraham Beame. In this final part of a three-part filmed report on the careers of three new city councilmen, Tom Collins profiles Luis Olmedo, the Williamsburg Councilman, using still pictures only. John Hamilton talks with Ramone Velez, Rev. Louis Gigante, and Luis Olmeda in the studio. John Hamilton talks with Dr. Richard Nolan and Dr. Ada Ryan about mercy killing and the right to die with dignity. A segment using still pictures about the protest against the Hall of Man Exhibit at the Museum of Natural History, brought on by the Friends of African American Studies, is narrated by Dr. Yosef ben-Jochannan. Gordon Weil reports on Fairfield, Connecticut employment, housing, transportation, retail sales, and business outlook for 1974. An outlook report on the entire Metropolitan Area for 1974 follows the Fairfield report. Subjects Kahn, William -- Indictments Gallagher, Joseph -- Deputy Mayor Candidate Olmedo, Luis -- City council members -- Williamsburg -- Brooklyn (N.Y.) Right to die Museum exhibits -- Controversies Economic outlook -- Fairfield County (Conn.) Economic outlook -- New York Metropolitan Area Type/Genre News Copyright Holder Educational Broadcasting Corporation Producer(s) Chaykin, Dan (as Producer/Reporter) Ransom, Ted (as Producer/Reporter) Host(s) Hamilton, John Guest(s) Bonora, Matthew Velez, Ramone Gigante, Rev. Louis Olemeda, Luis Nolan, Dr. Richard Ryan, Dr. Ada Other Credits Feiner, Lisa (Reporter) Weil, Gordon (Reporter) Formats Digital Beta DVD VHS Reference Number ARC-FFS-44 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 |