Continue searching the Collection
WASHINGTON 2000 {PART 1 OF 3} (TV)
Summary
This is the first of three parts of a documentary produced by Seattle station KING-TV about the changing economic situation in the northwestern United States, particularly Washington. Host Jean Enerson reports on laid-off union workers forced to find new jobs; cohost Aaron Brown reports on the history of Washington's economy and the birth of Seattle's shipbuilding business. Other topics covered include: the fishing and farming industries; the decline of the timber industry; a comparison of Asian industrial production with Washington State's; the work ethic and salary scales in different countries; and Washington's largest private employer, Boeing Aircraft. Commercials deleted. Continues with T87:0210.
Details
- NETWORK: KING-TV
- DATE: September 16, 1985
- RUNNING TIME: 1:00:00
- COLOR/B&W: Color
- CATALOG ID: T87:0209
- GENRE: Public affairs/Documentaries
- SUBJECT HEADING: Economic conditions - Northwest; Industry - Washington State; NATPE Collection; Boeing Aircraft
- SERIES RUN: KING (Seattle, WA) - TV, 1985
- COMMERCIALS: N/A
CREDITS
- Don Varyu … Producer
- Lisa Yeakel … Producer
- Leo Greene … Associate Producer
- La Plante, Scott … Associate Producer
- Bill Berg … Segment Producer
- Barbara Fenster … Segment Producer
- Linda Gist … Segment Producer
- Pam Kilborn … Segment Producer
- Mark Mano … Director
- Chris Stevens … Composer
- Jean Enerson … Host
- Aaron Brown … Host