Contents include: Pres. Gerald Ford addressing the Houston Builders Association. He discusses Houston construction, federal funding for construction, U.S. economy, and military increases. We deleted a residual recording ...

Contents include: Question and answer session with Pres. Gerald Ford in Houston before the May 1 Texas primary. He discusses the campaign, his record, his challenger Ronald Reagan, Panama Canal renegotiations, divestiture ...

Contents include: This is a debate organized by Ken Meier. Patti Bellis is the moderator, and Ken Meier asked questions of the panel. Helen Cassidy and Frances "Poppy" Northcutt support the ERA, while Wanda Schultz and ...

Contents include: Norman Hackerman takes questions from students. He discusses the university's decade long plan, the library's budget, faculty salaries, the role of the university president, over enrollment, funding for ...

Contents include: State Rep. Ron Waters and challenger Dan King discussed their political positions, which aired fall 1976. There are problems with the audio. We deleted radio music at the beginning and ending of the ...

Contents include: Introduction by Norman Hackerman. In her speech, "A New Dynamic for Higher Education," Margaret Meade talks about her previous experiences at Rice, shifting ideas of growth, understanding how small changes ...

Contents include: Gene Roddenberry speaking to the Rice and Houston community on the Rice University campus. He discusses Star Trek, the upcoming film, the show's ethos, how to apply that to other parts of life, and the ...

Contents include: NBC News reporters discuss the mood in the U.S., presidential candidates, energy policy, Spain, Lebanon, the press and Pres. Gerald Ford, Ann Armstrong, Russia, Welles Hangen, press abuse of power, the ...

Contents include: Former Texas Governonr and U.S. Treasurer John Connally speaks at Rice University. He discusses creativity in the public interest, agriculture, funding research and development, raw materials, competing ...

Contents include: Dr. Robert R. Sterling, first dean of the Jesse H. Jones Graduate School of Business, gives a speech to the Alumni Institute. He discusses his hometown Bugtussle, explores Adam Smith's laissez faire ...