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The Columbia River, one of the most erratic in the world, is being harnessed. A joint Canadian-American project provides for four massive dams which will supply large amounts of electricity and prevent the...
Adapted from Dr. Charles Menzie’s book ‘Red Flags and Lace Coiffes’, this film uses animated archival images to tell the turbulent history of industrialisation and resistance over the last century in...
Commercial audio recording of a condensed version of Shakespeare’s play starring Orson Welles in the title role and Fay Bainter as Lady Macbeth. Welles’ adaptation reduces the plays’ acts from five to...
Jack Temple is interviewed about his forthcoming Columbia rainforest expedition and its archaeological, ecological and medical aims. The interviewer is Chris Hourmouzious.
The Business Programme, broadcast on Monday evenings and presented by Rob Thomas. Track 1- Employer training//Canada and UK. Interview with Mr Norman Fowler, Secretary of State for Employment. Followed by Mr...
Recording of the launch of the US space shuttle Columbia on 12/04/81. From a series of news clips from the 1980s used in a retrospective compilation at the end of the decade.
Colonel James Irwin, an astronaut on the US Apollo missions, on the success of the NASA Columbia space shuttle. He speculates on the future of space travel. Female interviewer not identified.
Canadians find new method of transporting log harvest.
Captain John Saunders is interviewed about an expedition (beginning June 1977) rafting down the Rio Caqueta, a tributary of the Amazon, to conduct scientific projects in the border area of Columbia and...
Andrew Manderstam reports on the forthcoming inaugural flight of the Columbia space shuttle with astronauts John Young and Bob Crippen. Speakers include: Columbia’s chief medical officer Craig Fisher; Air...
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