Original camera footage edited for broadcast for KNTV San Jose Channel 11 news. Includes national, local, and sports coverage. The broadcast script for this date has not survived.
Reel 1:
Segment 1 (sound): Blonde man in suit interviewed about upcoming San Jose City Council budget meeting. He says one of the main issues will be where the city will find the money for the double decking. The total cost is $1.8 million. They don't know if the State of California has made a commitment on its share, and legislature is adjourned, so they won't meet until next year. This is a long-term proposition for which they don't have any answers yet. The reporter asks, "What kind of future use are we going to consider for Spartan Stadium?" He says that if they are only treating it as a football stadium for San Jose State, then the city needs to think carefully about its financial commitment. If they are thinking of other uses, they should have a pretty definitive idea for a San Jose team and not just a college team. Discussion of another stadium in the San Jose area should center around a major league commitment.
Segment 2 (silent): Man speaking in front of a Santa Clara County Supervisors meeting or commission meeting.
Reel 2:
Segment 1 (silent): Small airplane crashed in a crop field, with emergency and fire personnel on site. Battery being removed from the plane. Victim placed onto stretcher and carried away. Man interviewed. Shots of another lifeless body inside the cockpit of the plane; then a body bag is loaded onto a stretcher and taken to a hearse.
Segment 2 (silent): San Jose City Council meeting. People shaking hands, audience clapping.
Reel 3 (silent + sound): Stanford University student researchers inside a computer lab, with mainframes and a mainframe printer. Shots of a long list being printed out on the printer, then the two students look over the printout. Shot of a Burroughs printer. The two students are then interviewed by Rick Whittaker about their project. One of them says they are trying to determine whether people matched up on computer dates get along better than if they weren't matched up. They explain their process and the questionnaire they use. Whittaker asks whether they've tried it out on themselves, and they say yes. They also laugh about an instance where a young woman was matched up with a boyfriend she had just broken up with two weeks earlier.
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