Scope and Contents SUMMARY: Two young people sitting outside on the grass. They talk about Woodhall and endorse him. Switch to split screen with picture of Woodhall on left and black screen with scroll on the right. voiceover reads the scroll. SUBJECTS: record FORMAT (analog): 16mm film



GENDER (legacy): Male OFFICE: Attorney General Office NATION: United States of America LENGTH: 00:30:00

Scope and Contents SUMMARY: Two men standing in a hardware store. One asks the other what he thinks of Woodhall. He likes him. Switch to split screen with picture of Woodhall on left with black screen and scroll on right. voiceover reads the scroll. SUBJECTS: record; plan; crime FORMAT (analog): 16mm film



GENDER (legacy): Male OFFICE: Attorney General Office NATION: United States of America LENGTH: 00:30:00

Scope and Contents 1974 Ads from the Attorney General Office and Issues Campaigns

Scope and Contents SUMMARY: Glass of milk, two voiceovers: first quotes September 27, editorial of the New York Times on fainted milk. Bob Abrams voiceover then says that the press shouldn't have to force Attorney General Louis J. Lefkowitz to protect consumers. It's his job. SUBJECTS: utility rates; corruption; fraud FORMAT (analog): 2" videotape CREATOR: Tony Schwartz



GENDER (legacy): Male OFFICE: Attorney General Office NATION: United States of America LENGTH: 00:00:00

Scope and Contents SUMMARY: Robert Abram from shoulders up. He says that people save to buy a house, but when they go to the banks, they are told there are no mortgages. He says that New York banks are investing outside the state such building parking lots in California. SUBJECTS: utility rates; corruption; fraud FORMAT (analog): 2" videotape CREATOR: Tony Schwartz



GENDER (legacy): Male OFFICE: Attorney General Office NATION: United States of America LENGTH: 00:00:00

Scope and Contents SUMMARY: Robert Abrams from shoulders up. He says the electric and telephone companies requested 71 rate increases over the past four years and received every one. Hey says he believe the state Attorney General should represent the people SUBJECTS: utility rates FORMAT (analog): 2" videotape CREATOR: Tony Schwartz



GENDER (legacy): Male OFFICE: Attorney General Office NATION: United States of America LENGTH: 00:30:00

Scope and Contents SUMMARY: Milk and water being poured into empty glass. Two voiceovers: first quotes an editorial about tainted milk. Press should force the Attorney General to protect the people, it's his job. SUBJECTS: consumer advocacy FORMAT (analog): 2" videotape CREATOR: Tony Schwartz



GENDER (legacy): Male OFFICE: Attorney General Office NATION: United States of America LENGTH: 00:30:00

Scope and Contents SUMMARY: Zoom in on can with 42 cents on can. A hand put 45 cents on can and the 54 cents. Two voiceovers. First is a child saying Mom, look what they do at the supermarket. Then Robert Abrams says he'll try to make multiple pricing illegal. SUBJECTS: banks; mortgages; investments FORMAT (analog): 2" videotape CREATOR: Tony Schwartz



GENDER (legacy): Male OFFICE: Attorney General Office NATION: United States of America LENGTH: 00:00:00

Scope and Contents SUMMARY: Clock face with camera focusing on second hand. Zoom out to show all of clock. voiceover says taking time to vote for a strong new Attorney General will mean action on keeping down electric and phone bills action to end price fixing SUBJECTS: electric company; telephone company; rate increases FORMAT (analog): 2" videotape CREATOR: Tony Schwartz



GENDER (legacy): Male OFFICE: Attorney General Office NATION: United States of America LENGTH: 00:30:00

Scope and Contents SUMMARY: Can with three prices : 42, 45, and 54 cents. Two voiceovers. The first is a child saying Mom, look what they do at the supermarket. Then Robert Abrams says he'll try to make multiple prizing illegal. SUBJECTS: consumer advocacy FORMAT (analog): 2" videotape CREATOR: Tony Schwartz



GENDER (legacy): Male OFFICE: Attorney General Office NATION: United States of America LENGTH: 00:00:00