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1970-19791970s MISC.
Film about the fast growing city of San Jose, California and the economic effects as a result and the budget crisis in San Francisco int he early 1970's

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Pickup truck driving down highway. CU Highway sign for San Jose - Next 14 Exits
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Large sign on road "Hallcraft Townhouses" "Right Turn Here".
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Montage with unseen narration about the fast growing city of San Jose - a tractor, construction workers at a stadium, interior of a large shopping mall, sign reads 'Brigadoon', a billboard for Ponderosa Paseo. Narrator states San Jose is growing with a rate of about 25,000 people per year and have just past the one half million mark.
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Large signs for garden homes "2, 3 & 4 BEDROOMS" "from $17,250". Signs of growth.
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Exterior City Hall San Jose
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Tom Fletcher, ex City Manager San Jose, talks into camera about the service and economic needs of a fast growing population
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Exterior Almaden Branch Library
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Exterior sign for Fire Station No. 22 City of San Jose. And WS of the exterior front of the building
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Shots of a busy downtown san Jose, many retail store signs, a movie theater and traffic (vintage cars 1970's).
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Next Segment. Blank
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CU of a windmill turning slowly, pan out from windmill to a country barn and farmland.
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B&W CU hand holding a letter. Pan out from hand reveals two fairly old men standing outside of a rural barn, one reading the letter.
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A rural home in the country with handmade wire fence.
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A rural country church.
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Cows grazing in the distance in the Santa Clara Valley of California. pan out from cows to a suburban looking home
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A large tractor on farmland enters the frame slowly
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Cement pouring out into a trough. Men with shovels pack it in. The voice of Don Dillon, Fremont Councilman, is heard. He speaks unseen about the economic costs of just the salaries for policemen and firemen being in excess of all the revenues obtained from all the property - including homes, land and businesses.
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Cement and construction workers seen at work on a property. Appear to be building a home or business building.
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Don Dillon, President ABAG, speaks into camera about the federal government beginning to recognize the economic costs and consequences of rapid growth.
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Professor George Break, University of California Berkeley, Head of the Department of Economics, speaks into camera from his desk. He states that central cities have taken on more jobs they can handle. They are trying to cope with problems that should be coped with at a higher level of government such as coping with low income.
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Construction trucks and pickup trucks parked on the street of what looks like a suburban neighborhood under construction.
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The wood frame of a home under construction. Construction workers seen building homes, working on a roof, on scaffolds and working with cement.
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Shadow of a cement worker on the side of a building smoothing the cement. The voice of William Hanley, City Manager, Haywood is heard. He talks unseen about the rebellion against high property taxes.
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Street signs "Firefly Dr and Desert Flame Dr"
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Construction sign. Leep Const. Corp. Tract...Lot..Ear...Plan...Fha...
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Large Red and White sign addition over the original billboard sign that reads, "$555.00 moves you in (Total Cost)".
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California State Speaker, Bob Moretti, speaking into mic at podium. Unseen narrator states that he is talking to his people about how individuals pay only about 30% of property tax whereas businesses pay the other 70.
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unknown state official talks into camera about a solution to driving revenue is by possibly a linkage to state income and sales tax - so revenue rises in proportion to the rise in costs.
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POV slow moving vehicle through downtown San Jose in the early 1970's passing by many shops, a theater, storefronts, Olympia truck parked. Quiet city with a small town feel, and very few peds if any. Narrator unseen talks about what happens in a city when revenue drops.
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Unseen Tom Fletcher speaks as vehicle still driving through San Jose, passing by some empty lots He states he has realized that the amount of money being spent by the government for all of its urban programs is less than the amount being spent for crop and farm subsidies.
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Interior government building in San Francisco. A budget meeting taking place, government officials and citizens fill the room. The government officials including the Mayor sit at the head of the room.
01:10:12 612.8 thumbnail
Concerned citizens speak about the issues. An African American man, talks about the decline in public services especially in the poor and minority neighborhoods. He points out the possibility that the two libraries in their area would be closed.
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WS San Francisco General Hospital, pan out to reveal construction going on around the hospital. A concerned white male at the podium talks about concerns of the future of the hospital and the importance of the budget being passed.
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A concerned citizen, male with a long hair and black beard, speaks passionately from the podium about the impact of the closing of a police station in the Haight Ashbury area of San Francisco.
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CU San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto. He talks into camera about the budget and he states, "in tough times you make tough choices and this is what we are doing".
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Ws of the government meeting room, empty tables with papers spread out, man at podium and audience in bkgd.
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Professor Frederick Wirt from the University of California talks into camera about how the City of San Francisco has the most fractionated structure of government of any city in the country and explains what it means and how it affects decision making.
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Officials at long table with mics. Shot of the audience and an angry citizen at the mic expresses his frustrations and anger at the proposed budget cuts stating he cannot get to his job. Audience cheers.
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Other talking head citizens express their concern about the transportation budget cuts and the effects it will have on the working people.
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CU large poster in audience reads, "T.W.U. Says Nixon PLUS Reagan Equals Less Muni Service. Protest Today. Local 250-A T.W.U."
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WS audience at San Francisco State Budget Meeting.
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The government officials at a long table front at the front of the room audience
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Montage the transportation in the city of San Francisco - train pulling into station, ferry, large sign Welcome to the City Port of San Francisco, highways on the outskirts of the city with view of skyline, peds crossing streets, traffic downtown, people getting off busses, trolleys.
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Film end. "Big Cities, Big Problems" overlay high rise buildings downtown San Francisco.
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Blank
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Clip of Mayor Alioto speaking into several mics about how he intends to deal with the budget crisis. He states he intends to veto any tax ordinance which raises the tax rate above its present level. He explains he will generate pressure to get money they need from the State, that he will veto property tax rate hikes, and will go to the Federal government for additional monies, plus dip into their reserves.
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WS San Francisco and all the highways feeding into it.
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Shots of cities and suburban homes in the state of Minnesota
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Tilt up from ground to top of high rise buildings.
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