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APPALOOSA HORSES:
APPALOOSA SPOTTED HORSES RUNNING FREE ON THE RANGE. THE HORSE OF THE AGES, MOUNT OF CHINESE EMPERORS, SPANISH CONQUISTADORS, THE NESPERSE AMERICAN INDIAN (HF-YTV) |
| 00:53:01 18.4 |
CU PAN MODEL OF SPOTTED HORSE FOUND IN IMPERIAL TOMB OF ANCIENT CHINA. ANCIENT PAINTING ART PIECES SHOWING SPOTTED HORSES. PAINTING OF SPANISH COWBOY RIDING RANGE ON APPALOOSA.
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| 00:53:09 26.4 |
PAINTING OF AMERICAN INDIAN WAR PARTY ON APPALOOSA HORSES. GREAT INDIAN CHIEF JOSEPH, SPEAR IN HAND, RIDING HIS APPALOOSA. THE APPALOOSA ALMOST DISAPPEARED WHEN NEZ PERCE TRIBE LOST TRAGIC STRUGGLE UNDER CHIEF JOSEPH.
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| 00:53:26 43.4 |
APPALOOSA HORSES WITH SOME COMPLETELY SPOTTED LIKE LEOPARD AND OTHERS WITH TRACES OF SPOTS ON THEIR RUMP, GRAZE IN FIELD. CU VERTICAL WHITE STRIPES ON HOOF CU EYE OF APPALOOSA. IT IS THE ONLY HORSE THAT NORMALLY SHOWS THE WHITE OF ITS EYES.
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| 00:53:42 59.4 |
APPALOOSA HORSE CLUB HEADQUARTERS, IN MOSCOW, IDAHO. CU GEORGE B. HATLEY, ONE OF THREE MEN WHO LED REVIVAL OF BREED, SITS AT DESK PERUSING DOCUMENTS, HIS SECRETARY STANDING BY. HE TELLS OF HISTORY OF HORSE.
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| 00:54:10 87.4 |
PHOTO OF ELDERLY CLAUDE J. THOMPSON HOLDING REINS OF HORSE. HE BEGAN RE-BREEDING APPALOOSAS IN 1910.
PHOTO OF DOCTOR BRUCE HAYNES, HISTORY PROFESSOR, ON APPALOOSA, HE HELPED FOUND THE CLUB. |
| 00:54:24 101.4 |
CU STATUETTE OF APPALOOSA AND AUTHENTIC NEZ PERCE INDIAN WAR SHIRT, AT THE CLUBS' MUSEUM. THESE INDIANS BRED APPALOOSAS WITH SURPRISING SOPHISTICATION.
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| 00:54:34 111.4 |
FEMALE SIT AT DESKS, ELECTRONIC ROLLING FILES, IN CLUBS' OFFICE WHERE 250,000 APPALOOSAS ARE REGISTERED. IN 1941 THERE WERE ONLY 115 WERE REGISTERED.
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| 00:54:49 126.4 |
TWO MIDDLE AGED COWBOYS RANCHERS, STAND BY THEIR HORSES AT ARENA. APPALOOSA OWNERS, WHO COULD BE RANCHERS, BUSINESSMEN, TOWNS PEOPLE. LARGE GROUP SIT ON HORSES, MINGLE.
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| 00:55:07 144.4 |
YOUNG MAN IN INDIAN COSTUME RIDES OUT IN CORRAL.
CU YOUNG BOY WITH INDIAN CHIEF HEADWEAR, RIFLE, POSES FOR CAMERA. COWBOYS ON APPALOOSAS RIDE THROUGH OBSTACLE COURSE, JUMP HURDLES IN EQUESTRIAN CONTEST. |
| 00:55:34 171.4 |
MAN AND WOMAN COMPARE TIME CLOCKS AS RIDER GOES THROUGH COURSE. AERIAL MALE, FEMALE CONTESTANTS RUN THEIR HORSES IN KEYHOLE RACE. TWO OTHERS GO THROUGH EQUINE SLALOM RACE, ZIG-ZAGGING AROUND POLES.
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| 00:56:48 245.4 |
COWGIRL HERDS CATTLE IN CORRAL. ATTESTING TO VERSATILITY OF APPALOOSAS. OTHER COWBOYS DO SAME.
MONTAGE APPALOOSAS ROAMING FREE ON RANGE. |
| 00:57:32 289.4 |
MICROCOMPUTERS:
"BYTE", SIGN ON OUTSIDE OF COMPUTER STORE. CUSTOMERS LOOK OVER MICRO-COMPUTER KITS ON STORES' SHELVES, TO ASSEMBLE AT HOME. MONTAGE VARIETY OF KITS, BOOKS ON SHELVES (HF-YTV) |
| 00:57:59 316.4 |
BULLETIN BOARD IN STORE WITH HUNDREDS OF ITEMS FOR SALE AND TRADE BY CUSTOMERS. CU ULTRA-MICRO PROCESSOR CHIP, A COMPLETE DIGITAL COMPUTER CIRCUIT, THE EQUAL OF LARGE COMPUTERS OF PAST, COSTING ONLY TWELVE DOLLARS. CU PAN CIRCUIT BOARD.
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| 00:58:26 343.4 |
HORACE ENNIA TRAINS COMPUTER TO RECOGNIZE SOUND.
HE SITS AT COMPUTER SCREEN, JINGLES KEYS, SNAPS FINGERS INTO MICROPHONE. AS HE DOES EACH, THE SCREEN, READS OUT, "JINGLE," THEN "SNAP." |
| 00:58:46 363.4 |
ENNIA TELLS COMPUTER, OVER MICROPHONE, TO TURN ON LIGHT IN NEXT ROOM AND TO MIX HIM A DRINK. AT COMMAND "LIGHTS," ZOOM IN LAMP ON DESK TURNS ON.
CU BLENDER TURNS ON AT COMMAND, "BLENDER ON." CU ANNIA POURS HIS DRINK FROM BLENDER. |
| 00:59:11 388.4 |
CU HORACE'S WIFE ANNE WITH BROKEN WRIST, RECALLS SPECIFIC RECIPES, OVER MICROPHONE, WHICH FLASH ONTO SCREEN. SHE DOESN'T EVEN HAVE TO TAP KEYBOARD SAYS WORD, "TERIYAKI," CU RECIPE SEEN ON SCREEN.
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| 00:59:28 405.4 |
CU TOY REMOTE CONTROL CAR SPEEDS FORWARD AS BOY"S VOICE IS HEARD SAYING, "FORWARD." CU BOY HOLDING MICROPHONE CLOSE TO MOUTH SAYS, "REVERSE," CU CAR ON FLOOR GOES INTO REVERSE. CU CARS' WHEELS TURN ON COMMAND.
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| 01:00:08 445.4 |
HARVEY LICK, RADIO AMATEUR SITS AT COMPUTER, TALKS TO WORLD FROM HOME. HARVEY SHOWS HOW IT IS DONE. MORSE CODE IS TRANSLATED INTO CLEAR LANGUAGE BY COMPUTER. CU HARVEY'S FINGERS AT KEYBOARD, MAKES 20TH CENTURY MACHINE CREATE 18TH CENTURY MUSIC, ELECTRONICALLY.
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| 01:01:08 505.4 |
CATHY RANDAZZO, MOTHER TWO SONS, RAISER OF FINE DOGS WHICH SHE EXHIBITS THROUGHOUT COUNTRY, IS SHOWN DO-IT-YOURSELF COMPUTER BY BOB MOODY, AT COMPUTER STORE. CU MOODY PULLS OUT COMPONENT FROM COMPUTER TO SHOW HER THE SIMPLICITY.
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| 01:01:32 529.4 |
SIGN ON WINDOW OF STORE, "THE MICRODOCTORS." CATHY SITS AT WORK TABLE WITH SOLDERING IRON IN HAND AS TECHNICIAN RANDY BENEDICT, TALKS HER THROUGH SOLDERING TECHNIQUE.
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| 01:02:00 557.4 |
MRS. RANDAZZO SITS AT MICRO-COMPUTER, VIDEO DISPLAY, KEYBOARD SHE ASSEMBLED IN HER STUDY. SHE HAS PROGRAMMED SIMPLE ACCOUNTING FUNCTION FOR HER DOG BUSINESS, AMONG TWENTY OTHER PROGRAMS.
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| 01:02:37 594.4 |
CU SCREEN SHOWS TERRIER CLUB MONTHLY NEWSLETTER AS SHE TYPES ON KEYBOARD. COPY COMES OUT ON HER PRINTER. CU MAILING LIST IS PRINTED OUT.
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| 01:03:12 629.4 |
CATHY'S SONS PLAY GAMES ON COMPUTER.
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| 01:03:41 658.4 |
THE MAN AT THE BIG FAUCET:
PICTURESQUE SCENE AT MOUNT SHASTA, AT MOUNTAINOUS END OF CALIFORNIA'S' GREAT CENTRAL VALLEY, WHERE WATER IS NORMALLY ABUNDANT. |
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DRY SOUTH END OF VALLEY, WITH ITS SYSTEM OF MAN-MADE WATERWAYS, RESERVOIRS WHICH WERE PLANNED A GENERATION AGO TO BRING NORTHERN WATERS HUNDREDS OF KILOMETERS TO THE SOUTH.
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| 01:04:02 679.4 |
HUNDREDS OF LONG ROWS OF VEGETABLES WITH WATER RUNNING IN NARROW STRIPS BETWEEN EACH ROW. THE WATER HAS MADE THIS DRY REGION A PRODUCER OF FOOD BEYOND MEASURE.
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| 01:04:15 692.4 |
MAP OF REGION WHERE MILLIONS OF LITERS OF WATER ARE MOVED EACH YEAR BY GRAVITY AND BY PUMP. CU DAVID SHUSTER AT DESK AT HIS CENTER IN SACRAMENTO, IN CENTER OF VALLEY, IS MAN THAT MOVES THE WATER.
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| 01:04:38 715.4 |
MONTAGE HYDRO ELECTRIC PLANT, TALL ELECTRIC TOWERS, DAM, ALMOST EMPTY RESERVOIR. ELECTRIC POWER WHICH IS CREATED BY FALLING WATER ITSELF, WILL DELIVER WATER TO FARMERS. DAVID MAKES THAT POSSIBLE. WATER MUST BE MOVED WITHOUT WASTE OF A CUP FULL OR A KILOWATT.
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| 01:05:01 738.4 |
SHUSTER DIRECTS TECHNICIAN AT CONTROLS TO COORDINATE WATER FLOW WITH POWER FLOW. CU PANEL BOARD SHOWS SHASTA AREA WHERE WATER WILL COME, TWO HUNDRED KILOMETERS NORTH OF SACRAMENTO.
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| 01:05:29 766.4 |
HUGE WHISKEY TOWN RESERVOIR WITH SMALL MOTORBOAT SPEEDING ACROSS. KESWICK DAM WHERE WATER FROM RESERVOIR WILL PASS. CU CONTROL BOARD SHOWS CHANGE IN FLOW. WATER FLOWS OUT OF IRRIGATION PIPE.
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| 01:05:59 796.4 |
ZOOM OUT ROWS OF PLANTS WITH WATER FLOWING BETWEEN THEM. PLUSH FIELDS OF WHEAT.
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| 01:06:33 830.4 |
SALMON HATCHERIES. WHOSE WATERS ARE CONTROLLED BY SHUSTER. SMALL FERRY BOAT CARRIES CARS, PEOPLE ALONG DELTA WHERE SOME OF WATER FLOWS. PAN TO IRRIGATION DITCH ON LAND.
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| 01:07:13 870.4 |
MONTAGE HYDRO-ELECTRIC TOWERS, PLANT GENERATES POWER TO REPLACE GRAVITY FOR WATER FLOW UP STREAM.
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| 01:08:13 930.4 |
ZOOM IN ON FIELD FULL THOUSANDS OF HEADS OF CATTLE WHERE ONCE A SINGLE YEAR OF DROUGHT DESTROYED A CATTLE INDUSTRY. MONTAGE SCENES OF FLOWING WATER, PLUSH TREES AND GREENERY.
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| 01:08:44 961.4 |
CU FACE SHOT OD SHUSTER, MAN AT THE BIG FAUCET.
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| 01:08:52 969.4 |
COLLEGE PRESS:
NEWSPRINT PASSING THROUGH PRESS. CU NEWSPAPERS BEING BUNDLED FROM CONVEYOR BELT. (HF-YTV) |
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CU TITLE ON NEWSPAPER, "THE DAILY IOWAN". IOWA CITY, IOWA'S UNUSUAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER. ITS FLOW OF NATIONAL, INTERNATIONAL, LOCAL NEWS SERVES TWENTY THOUSAND STUDENTS, FACULTY OF UNIVERSITY OF IOWA AND CITY OF SIXTY THOUSAND AS WELL. LS SEVERAL VIEWS OF IOWA CITY.
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| 01:09:27 1004.4 |
STEVE TRACY, EDITOR FOR ONE YEAR TERM, TWENTY YEARS OLD, HIRES STAFF WHICH IS PAYED FROM NEWSPAPERS EARNINGS. TRACY DIRECTS IT FREE FROM UNIVERSITY CONTROL. TWO STUDENTS LOOK OVER TRACY'S SHOULDER AS HE SITS AT DESK, SHOWS THEM HIS NOTES.
OTHER MALE, FEMALE STUDENTS CHAT BEHIND THEM. |
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CU BLACK JOURNALISM STUDENT SPEAKS OVER PHONE AT DESK. PROFESSIONAL FACILITY MAKES IT GOOD TRAINING GROUND FOR HIM TO BECOME REPORTER. HE INTERVIEWS WOMAN FACULTY MEMBER ON CAMPUS GROUNDS.
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| 01:10:09 1046.4 |
IOWA CITY CIVIC CENTER BUILDING. DAILY IOWAN FEMALE REPORTER INTERVIEWS POLICE OFFICER AT HIS DESK, WHO READS HER A POLICE REPORT OF CRIME.
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CU TRACY AND HIS SUB-EDITOR DISCUSS WAYS TO MAKE "IOWAN" MORE EFFECTIVE. TRACY, HIS PUBLISHER BILL CASEY, LOOK OVER LEDGERS, TO MAKE SURE THE PAPER IS FINANCIALLY SOUND.
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| 01:11:17 1114.4 |
MALE, FEMALE STUDENTS WALK INTO BAR "JOE'S PLACE,"
SHOW JOE COPY OF AD BEING PLACED IN PAPER FOR HIS BAR, WHICH HE PAYS FOR. MONTAGE REPORTERS AT THEIR DESKS TYPING NEWS FOR THE DAY. TELETYPE MACHINE CHURNING, TICKER TAPE POURING OUT OF MACHINE, ONTO FLOOR. |
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STUDENT CUTS OUT ARTICLE WITH SCISSORS, RICHARD WILSON, PROFESSIONAL PRODUCTION MANAGER PASTES IT ONTO FIRST PAGE FOR PRINTING. CU NEWSPAPER FLOWING THROUGH PRESS.
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| 01:12:52 1209.4 |
YOUNG FEMALE ADULT PUTS COIN IN NEWSPAPER DISPENSER OUTSIDE STORE FRONT, TAKES A PAPER
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| 01:13:04 1221.4 |
CATAMARAN SAILORS:
FLEET OF CATAMARANS, FAST, LIGHT WEIGHT SAIL BOATS, WITH BRIGHT COLORFUL SAILS, SIT ON GRASS IN PARKING LOT. PARKING LOT WITH CARS, VANS, BOAT TENDERS ATTACHED TO REAR BUMPERS. (HF-YTV) |
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VAN TOWING CATAMARAN, PARKS IN LOT NEXT TO OTHERS.
MAN AND HIS SON, ROLL IT FROM CAR TOWARDS BEACH ON ITS BOAT RACK. OTHERS DO SAME. |
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FIVE YOUNG MEN PHYSICALLY CARRY CATAMARAN ON SHOULDERS, ON BEACH. DAVE CHURCHILL, SKIPPER OF CRAFT WIFE SANDY, HIS ENTIRE CREW, UNWRAP SAILS.
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| 01:14:03 1280.4 |
BOATS LINED UP ON BEACH AT WATERS EDGE, PAN TO PEOPLE REGISTERING FOR RACE OFFICIALS TABLE.
PEOPLE PERUSE T-SHIRTS, OTHER ITEMS BEING SOLD. CU BACK OF OFFICIAL, AS HE GIVES INSTRUCTIONS TO CATAMARAN CREWS FACING HIM. CU OFFICIAL WITH MEGAPHONE, FACES CAMERA, GIVES OTHER INSTRUCTIONS |
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CU MAN, WOMAN DRAGGING CATAMARAN TO WATER, TOWARDS CAMERA. OTHERS DO SAME. MONTAGE RACERS PREPARE BOATS FOR RACE. BOATS ALL LINED UP. HEAVY FOG ROLLS IN, PEOPLE, BOATS HEAD FOR SHORE.
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| 01:15:33 1370.4 |
BOATS HEAD OUT FOR RACE ON NEXT DAY. OFFICIAL FIRES RIFLE, TWO-MAN BOATS TAKE OFF. MONTAGE SHOTS OF INDIVIDUAL BOATS AS THEY PICK UP SPEED.
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| 01:16:40 1437.4 |
DAVE AND SANDY LEAN ON ROPES CONTROL SAILS. MAN LEANS OUT OVER WATER TO BALANCE BOAT. BOAT ALMOST TIPS OVER, BUT IS SAVED AS MAN SHIFTS HIS WEIGHT TO ONE SIDE.
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MAN RIGHTS HIS BOAT AFTER TIPPING OVER. CU DAVE LEANS OVER SIDE OF BOAT HOLDING ONTO ROPES, HIS BACK ALMOST TOUCHES WATER. BOATS GATHER AT LAST TURN IN RACE.
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