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Highway constru. with traffic
Earth moving / ? off conveyor belt
Renovating buildings
Misc. construction
Construction of pre-fab building
Thick-billed murre and chicks
Master 2110, Tape 1 MS Thick-billed murre (Uria lomvia) with chicks standing on rocky ledge.
Road construction
ON PREVIEW CASSETTE 210219 Tunnel construction
Construction - b/w
Tufted Puffins
Master 2110, Tape 1 MS Two tufted puffins (Fratercula cirrhata) standing on rocky ledge. The birds look around.
Horned Puffin and Parakeet Auklet
Master 2110, Tape 1 MS Horned puffin (Fratercula corniculata) and parakeet auklet (Aethia psittacula) perched on rocky ledge. The parakeet auklet flies off. MS of horned puffin on the rock.
Tufted Puffins and Murre
Master 2110, Tape 1 MS Four (4) tufted puffins (Fratercula cirrhata) and 1 thick-billed murre (Uria lomvia) standing on rock ledge. The birds look around.
Men on scaffold painting ship
Thick-billed Murre and Common Murre
Master 2110, Tape 1 MS large group of Thick-billed murres (Uria lomvia) and common murres (Uria aalge) standing on rock ledge. Some of the birds preen.
Group of engineers at country road
Surveyor - land
Construction/highway, tunnel
Surveyor at Grand Canyon
Horned Puffin
Master 2110, Tape 1 MS Horned puffin (Fratercula corniculata) standing on rock ledge. The bird looks around. CU side of the horned puffin's head. The bird's has an orange triangular bill with a red tip. The puffin looks around.
Houses in construction
"Der Maler"
Impeachment Hearings: House Judiciary Committee, July 30, 1974 (2/2)
[01.25.54] Mr. HUTCHINSON. I will claim the time on this side. The CHAIRMAN. -Mr. Hutchinson. Mr. HUTCHINSON. I will claim the time on this side, and I -will yield 5 minutes to Mr. Wiggins. The CHAIRMAN. Mr. Wiggins is recognized for 5 minutes. Mr. WIGGINS. I thank the Chairman for yielding. Ladies and gentlemen, we reached all agreement a few moments ago that what this case was all about, was the willful evasion of taxes. We know, although the gentleman from Iowa causes me to doubt that he knows that this case has nothing to do with an innocent state. If the President, in fact, erred on his income, tax but did so innocently or relied in good faith upon his counsel, then -we are not talking tax fraud in this case. It is a sweeping inaccurate statement, to say any citizen who claimed an improper deduction in this amount would be criminally prosecuted. That is not so. Such a prosecution can only proceed if there is fraud. And I want to discuss the evidence, not a theory, not a, theory at all, but the evidence with respect to whether or not fraud exists in this case. This story began in the fall of 1968, ladies and gentlemen, after the, election, when President-elect -Nixon met with President Johnson. President Johnson recommended to President, Nixon that he might consider giving certain pre- presidential papers as a gift and taking a tax deduction. President, Johnson recommended to President-elect -Nixon the name of an appraiser, one that -Mr. Johnson had used when he claimed his deduction. The appraiser's name was Newman and he was from Chicago. President Nixon apparently felt that was worthy of pursuing and contacted his law partners up in New York, the firm of Nixon, Mudge, Rose, and an attorney proceeded thereafter to perfect a gift of certain pre-Presidential papers for the taxable year 1968. Now, that was the only Presidential Involvement in the year 1968, President-elect Nixon, talking to President Johnson and dealing through his attorneys concerning a gift. We move now into the year 1969, which is the critical year insofar as Presidential actions are concerned. In February of that, year, John Ehrlichman sent a memorandum to the, President in which he discussed tax planning for the President and suggested that the President might well consider making a gift of his pre-Presidential papers. There was no question at that time as to the. propriety and lawfulness of making such a gift if it were properly perfected. The. only Presidential act so far as our records disclose is the President writing on the bottom of that memorandum the word "good," and a few odd sentences with respect to a, foundation. But the word "good" is the operative word, suggesting that the President was instructing Ehrlichman to go forward and perfect the gift of his pre-Presidential papers. The President now is removed from the picture for a period of many months. Thereafter, John Ehrlichman and Ed Morgan of the White House, in cooperation with Mr. DeMarco, a tax attorney out in the Los Angeles area, performed certain acts for the purpose of claiming a gift. I make no claim, ladies and gentlemen, that they acted properly. That will be determined at a later time. But we, are talking about the President's actions and his alleged fraud. The President played no role. ladies and gentlemen, in that at all. The next act of the President is in a, social occasion at. the White House, when he meets -Mr. Newman and as Mr. Newman goes down the social greeting line, and we have all had some experience in that, there was a brief exchange about the appraisal, appraisal of the pre-Presidential papers. Thereafter, the next act occurs in January, rather, in December. The President signs a bill, a tax reform bill. And the final act upon which this whole case is premised is that in April, April 10, 1970, Mr. DeMarco and Mr. Kalmbach, his two attorneys, come to the Oval Office .With a completed tax return. They spend approximately 35 minutes in the Oval Office, a portion of which was devoted to pleasantries, approximately 10 minutes of which Was devoted to the tax return Itself. It is stated by the, witnesses that they went over it page by page and now critically, ladies and gentlemen, critically the, evidence' is that the President's attorneys then and there stated to him that these deductions were properly taken and the President signed the return, A few moments thereafter 'Mr. DeMarco took the return upstairs for Mrs. Nixon to sign and that is it. That is all the evidence we are talking about. Now, on that--on that this web of fraud is spun and I suggest to you, ladies and gentlemen, it is wholly, wholly unsupported by the evidence. The CHAIRMAN. The 5 minutes of the gentleman has expired. Mr. Hutchinson. [01.31.20]
News in Brief: Monaco's Royal Family Tours Universal Studios
News in Brief: Monaco's Royal Family tours Universal Studios "The Raniers of Monaco tour Universal City Studios, as guests of MCA Board Chairman Jules Stein. They visit a shooting set and the young Raniers are delighted by the stuntman's show." MS Royal Family of Monaco (Princess Grace, the former Grace Kelly, Princess Caroline, Prince Albert, Prince Rainier, and Princess Stephanie). MS MCA Board Chairman Jules Stein. MS sign reading "Welcome Prince Rainier Princess Grace." MS Princess Grace and Prince Rainier, carrying 2 year old Princess Stephanie, walking. Pan down board listing the daily shooting schedule. TLS behind the scenes of a movie scene filming. TLS/MS of Director Delbart Mann hugging Princess Grace. MS movie star James Garner talking with Princess Grace. MS Princess Grace and Princess Caroline walking across the backlot followed by a large crowd. MS stuntman show - two men throwing punches. MS of spectators including the royal family. MS stuntman dressed as a cowboy falling off a building after he is shot. CU Princess Grace.
News in Brief: Spotless Giraffe
News in Brief: Spotless Giraffe Tokyo, Japan "In the Tokyo Zoo, a confusing blessed event. A female giraffe without spots! A chemical imbalance caused the phenomenon but the little long-necked animal is the big attraction these days." MS mother giraffe and unspotted baby giraffe walking around their pen at the zoo. CU mother giraffe licking the baby. MS baby giraffe. MS People watching giraffe. VS unspotted giraffe eating grass.