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- Member of: ASU Alumni Association Video Productions
- Member of: Stephen Shadegg Papers (1855-1991) Collection
Description
The recording presents three telephone conversations:
00:00:00 Billing dispute between Western Federal Corporation and Arizona Republic Advertising;
00:02:40 Discussion regarding members of unidentified executive committee;
00:04:08 Off the record interview of Shadegg by unidentified KOOL-TV reporter regarding the Arizona Select Law Enforcement Review Commission ca. 1980.
Created1954-08
DescriptionStephen Shadegg interviews David Campbell, Chairman of the Board Phoenix Sanitary District #1, regarding upcoming election for bond issue to support infrastructure improvements. Broadcast on KOY radio, August 14, 1954. "Spot announcements" for "Phoenix Sanitary" include several brief interviews and testimonials from citizens.
ContributorsShadegg, Stephen (Speaker)
Created1946-07
Description
Memorial eulogy for Maricopa County Sheriff Ernest W. Roach given by Stephen Shadegg in 1946.
Created1957-01-07
DescriptionA complete audio recording of the January 1957 inaugural address of Arizona Governor Ernest McFarland at Phoenix, Arizona.
DescriptionShort promotional productions and some feature programs on specific topics of interest to ASU Alumni including networking, digital marketing, ASU gaming research, Biomimicry, employee performance management, mindful eating, non-profit leadership, career paths, ASU Carillon and Sun Devil Football.
DescriptionVideo productions celebrating the winners of the Young Alumni Achievement Award.
DescriptionVideo productions celebrating the winners of the Staff Achievement award.
DescriptionVideo productions celebrating ASU's Philanthropist of the Year award made at the annual Founder's Day dinner.
DescriptionVideo productions made for the annual Legends Luncheon honoring Sun Devil Football stars and coaches.
DescriptionVideo productions documenting iconic places, people and events in Arizona State University history. Includes interviews with three of Arizona's women governors, the 1970 Peach Bowl, Sun Devil athletics, and campus buildings.