[Side 2]
mp3 file
(Recorder's Court, Detroit, Michigan: Summations and final statements in Sinclair marijuana trial.)
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University of Michigan Football vs. Illinois 1974, 1974-11-09
1 film reels (16mm film, pos, silent)
(Q1 - UM Gordon Bell 17-yard run (1:00), UM Dennis Franklin (DF) 13-yard run (1:10), UM Bell 17-yard run (1:19), UM DF 10-yrd run (1:57), UM Bell 19-yard run (2:31), UM TD Bell 9-yard run (2:55), UM 25-yard pass DF to Chapman (7:13); Q2 - UM TD DF 1-yard run (8:55), UM David Brown 40-yard punt return nullified by penalty (12:25), UM 48-yard pass DF to Chapman (13:37), UM Rob Lytle 12-yard run for TD nullified by penalty (14:12), UM 24-yard pass DF to Jim Smith (16:01), UM interception by Tom Drake 10-yard return (17:05); Q3 - ILL 16-yard pass Tracy Campbell to Jeff Chrystal (18:30), ILL 17-yard pass Jeff Hollenbach to Frank Johnson (20:12), UM Bell 24-yard run (22:28), UM Bell 12-yard run (22:52), UM Jeff Perlinger sacks Hollenbach 8-yard loss (24:50), UM Jeff Perlinger sacks Hollenbach 8-yard loss (26:08), ILL interception by Jim Stauner 23-yard return (26:54), UM Calvin O'Neal sacks Jim Kopatz 17-yard loss (27:58), ILL 23-yard pass Hollenbach to Chrystal (29:28) ILL Larry Schulz 11-yard run to 3-yard line (30:19), UM holds twice on 3-yard line (30:29), ILL TD Mike Gow 45-yard punt return 2-point coversion fails (31:57), ILL John Sullivan recovers onside kick (32:23), ILL 21-yard pass Hollenback to Joe Smalzer (33:13),)
(Duration: 00:36:27:02)
Communications Division, 1991-2002
99 linear feet
Although the reporting relationship of the speechwriters shifted between the Communications office and the External (Public) Affairs office, the papers of John Nevin and Gleaves Whitney have been gathered together here in the Communications Division series for ease of reference, and for continuity's sake. Throughout their employment, they served as speechwriters and so their papers have a unity based on function in support of that work. The papers of Rusty Hills, however, will be found in both the Communications and the Public Affairs Division Series, because he served as the Director of Communications for Engler's first term, and then as Director of the newly repurposed Director of Public Affairs for the second term.
The Communications Division series has been arranged into the following subseries: Press releases; News clips; John Nevin files; Gleaves Whitney files; John Truscott files; Speeches, Videotapes; and Sound Recordings.