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His return has America reliving the man. And spending the millions all over again tonight even gives you your first look at the return of E.T. and his new best friend. Like the mystery of these ancient drawings could lie in outer space. And few people know Baltimore Greenmount Avenue like Never Clark, who made the headlines here by thwarting a robbery in his own store. Now, here's Steve celebrating Baltimore County senior Citizens tonight and Evening magazine. Welcome to the program. My partner, Don Hamilton, is enjoying the night off in our first story. We are going to take a look at a beer guzzling candy crunching extraterrestrial that just happened to steal the hearts of America about five years ago and earned Steven Spielberg profits roughly equal to the gross national product. Of course, I'm talking about E.T., the Extra-Terrestrial, and the whole process is about ready to start all over again as E.T. is released on home video. Right now, we're going to take a look at his new favorite product, a soft drink. Get out those handkerchiefs. Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, that warty little alien E.T. who charmed $700 million out of our pockets in 1983 is back. His first original work in five years isn't a big budget sequel. It's a big budget commercial for Pepsi Cola. And Pepsi is offering a special $5 rebate with the purchase of a YouTube video and Pepsi. Yes, it's a beverage salesman now waddling in the company of Michael J. Fox, Michael Jackson, and even Roger Rabbit, who didn't have to wait five years for his chance to hawked Diet Coke to his legion of fans. Me that I just came to see just the guy and have a Diet Coke.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772#t=4.9,127.58"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772/transcript/61570/annotation/2","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"The commercial is just the flagship of a literal invasion from space this Christmas. The commercial not only plugs Pepsi, it pushes the release of E.T. on home video by Christmas. It's estimated that one VCR owner in five will own a copy of E.T. and probably a case of Pepsi as well. That will be the biggest, most successful promotion Pepsi's ever run. David Ropes, vice president of advertising for the Pepsi-Cola company, was on hand last summer as E.T. reemerged from seclusion. He promises the star won't drink Pepsi. Instead, superstar image will be tied to Pepsi, all of Michael Jackson by association. I think what we tend to do with whatever celebrity and in this case, E.T. is a very special celebrity. We do not tend to use them as spokespeople. We try to use them in the role that there are natural or E.T. that means dazzling them with a few magic tricks. But sorry, no floating bike illusion is a big trick back in 83. Recreating just three moments from the original film cost Pepsi a half a million dollars. You're buying commercial time on the networks and independent stations. Pepsi will spend an estimated $25 million on its one minute feature. That's two and a half times the cost of the original movie. One element missing from the new commercial is Henry Thomas, better known as cute little Elliot. Henry, 70 now. And if he's like most 17 year olds, he would be caught dead riding bikes with his toady old playmate during the very end. Don't want to pry much at movies, but this one I do. 12 year old Scott Curtis has been tapped to succeed Henry Thomas in the wide eyed, innocent department. I figure I could do baseball and football like any other kid.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772#t=129.22,233.19"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772/transcript/61570/annotation/3","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"But not very many kids have the chance to be an actor and be. You know, I'm on an E.T. commercial and I feel really lucky and honored to be an extraterrestrial commercial action star. When we talk with Scott on E.T., said he hadn't yet met his costar. However, his work with other weird creatures in a B-movie called Cameron's Closet left him with no little boy illusions. He was going to meet a real space man. I imagine it like mechanical, where you pull a cord, his eye moves or something, something like that. And I don't know what he would do or how it really works, but I'm thinking that's how it is however he works. Perhaps he is sure he'll work well as a soda salesman. M.K. Home video is counting on him to move 11 million videocassettes this Christmas. You can say you don't want one. You can say you don't need one. You can say you won't get one. But now look at this face. Look into these eyes. Tell him you don't want his dumb movie. Smart move, Pepsi. Well, tomorrow is a big day when he arrives at your local video store. That is, if you're lucky. However, when you arrive at the store tomorrow, you can find that the long lines are just as easily for the season's other big home video blockbuster Cinderella. Here's a look at why the demand for these two films already exceeds supply. We'll go out there. Video stores weren't prepared for the rush of customers for advance orders for the cuddly Classic have exceeded 11 million because of heavy demand. Some consumers will have to wait for their tapes. It's estimated only 75% will be delivered on schedule in the department. And while families wait for E.T., they're enjoying the rags to riches tale of Cinderella in record numbers.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772#t=233.4,348.44"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772/transcript/61570/annotation/4","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"Both films have shattered sales records. And with Christmas only eight weeks away, Princess Charming is neck and neck with the lovable space alien for all time video sales champ. Well, from what I understand, even the 2495 price is not rock bottom. Some video stores are going to rent E.T. for a couple of weeks and then sell the used copies for 1495. And with your Pepsi rebate, that brings it down to $9.95. All right, Barbie, what's my blood pressure like? Where am I going to live? I'm okay. So you can even get your blood pressure done here at the Senior Expo running at the Simonian fairgrounds, said tomorrow. What's next? Ancient signs from outer space. Your winning numbers tonight, the pick 3529 and the pick four, six, five, seven, seven. Which president will pay your taxes? That's right. There is a president who will pay your taxes. It's Arnie Swanson, president of Leo's will be all right. Hi, I'm Ernie, and I'll pay your taxes on any newly Oldsmobile or Peugeot. Save 30 $600 on a new couple of Supreme from the old or save 30 $100 on a Sierra sedan. I am the president. Who will pay your taxes. Come see me at Leo's. We all train high week one in your savings campaign headquarters. There is a perfect place with rivers and rolling hills, a magical moon and a tropical sun surrounded by water on three shining coasts with a big playground in the middle and an airline right to it all. The place is Florida. The airline is Eastern. But time to think about going is now. Eastern's put Florida on sale with low max saber fares to ten Golden Cities, Eastern to Florida, coast to coast to coast. Perfect. Baltimore, hey, Baltimore, rise and shine weekdays with our magazine.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772#t=348.95,468.37"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772/transcript/61570/annotation/5","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"Join Gary Collins for the people you want to see. A lot of men still feel that they've got to be the big boss. Find out what love's got to do with it. On the new Newlywed Game Sweethearts and Divorce Court. Then it's Group one Medical. Real doctors. Real patients. Real life drama. Why was either one to get it? Start your day the Baltimore Way. Weekdays at nine on Channel 13. Know, from the earliest moments of recorded history, there have been some people who were convinced that our planet was visited by aliens. When the earliest examples of this exist in the Peruvian desert, where some strange markings either confirm that the people of that time were extremely advanced scientifically, or they were in fact visited by someone like E.T.. Right now, Evening magazine's Bob Lacey takes a look at the unusual Nazca lines. The desert of southern Peru. It looks like something from another planet. It rains less here than anywhere in the world. It was from this desolation that an ancient civilization created one of the greatest mysteries known to modern man. Strange lines etched on the desert floor over a thousand years ago. From the ground. These lines don't look like much of anything, just long trails or ditches in order to tell what they are. You've got to see them from high in the air. These are the famous Nazca lines, only from hundreds of feet in the air. Do they begin to make sense as enormous shapes and figures. A hummingbird. A spider. A frog, about 35 figures at all, most of them gigantic geometric shapes and straight lines go on for as long as six miles. This monkey is 262 feet long, the spider, 157 feet long. These lines were first thought to be old irrigation canals until an American flying over them in 1939 recognized some of the shapes.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772#t=469.21,601.54"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772/transcript/61570/annotation/6","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"But even after decades of research, very little is known about these lines. Why were they drawn in the first place? I can't really see the figures on the ground. How were they drawn with such precision and why in such great proportions? No one is quite sure. It is known that the people of this culture were extremely advanced for their time. They were able to mummify their dead quite successfully without embalming. Textiles found in the area were intricate and complex, but they had a distinct fascination for the lines on the desert floor. The same figures can be found all over their pottery. However, the technology for creating the lines is actually simple. The reasons the lines stand out is because this is all volcanic rock. The top is dark in color, but if you scratch away at the bottom, you see it becomes lighter and therefore visible because of an extraordinary combination of very little rain. Only a half hour every two years, the shielding of the wind by the surrounding mountains and a heat thermal created by the volcanic rock. The elements of the weather have left the lines virtually unchanged for over a thousand years. But you keep asking yourself why? Why were they created? The most popular theory is scientific. Nazca pilot Gustavo Brion. They represent the movements of the stars. Some of them could be the constellations of the stars. Some have called this the largest astrological map in the world. The monkey supposedly represents the constellation of Virgo, the spider, the constellation. Our God of us. Are the drawings. Huge to mimic the heavens above. Possibly looking into this piece of pottery filled with water. Ancient astrologers could have studied the reflections of the stars. Some Nazca designs mimic the reversals of constellations and many of the long straight lines aimed directly at points on the horizon where the sun rises during certain times of the year.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772#t=602.65,735.51"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772/transcript/61570/annotation/7","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"The lines could have been used as a giant calendar. But there are also lots of theories that these figures were directional markers for those who could fly. Some of the lines, like a trapezoid, looks like an air force in. There are some theories that, um, they say that, uh, it can be done by people in the outer space. Could extraterrestrials and UFOs have anything to do with this? Lots of people think so. This drawing is called E.T.. Long trapezoids do look like huge runways. Textiles of the time show a man possibly in flight. And this strange piece of pottery shows a figure hands on some sort of controls. And on the side, several passengers looking down as if in flight. But the most striking figure is this one called the astronaut with large shoes and his right finger pointing up. He's been interpreted several ways. Is he pointing to where he came from or is it a symbolic gesture of appreciation for the stars above? Pieces like this add to the mystery. These incredible lines have brought thousands of people flocking to Tiny Desk every year. There is a 75 foot tower near a few of the drawings that lets you see the lines up close. But most prefer to fly over the lines in a small plane. For those who come, it's a special feeling to ponder this mystery on the desert, a mystery that may never be explained. The Nazca lines are protected by the government as a national park. They're constantly cleaned and restored. And currently researchers are looking into what the sky looked like 2000 years ago using computers. If they can compare the images in the desert with the sky of the pre Incan civilization, the mystery may be solved.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772#t=736.47,858.42"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772/transcript/61570/annotation/8","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"Coming up, never Clarke's tough tour. 1982, George Bush was made responsible for stopping drug traffic from coming into this country. What happened? Cocaine traffic up 300%. More drugs in our classrooms. And Panamanian drug lord Noriega kept on the government payroll. That's the Bush record on fighting drugs. And now George Bush wants to put Dan Quayle in charge for the next four years. I'm going to be coordinating the drug effort. Dan Quayle in charge of fighting drugs in America. If George Bush couldn't handle the job, how do you think Dan Quayle is going to do that? Possible troops coming for two weeks only at the Lyric Opera House. Get ready for the hottest show of the season. Get ready for the Broadway bound gospel singer. The music in the singing is sensational. Just think you'll see Tramaine Hawkins and Johnny Brown in the Gospel Truth November 1st through 13. You don't want to miss the gospel to see it now, opening November 1st at the Lyric Opera House. In a place called mistaken. Daisy's a pizza waitress. Charlie's upper crust, two cats. Watching Tim's daughter. Tim's watching Cat. Bill wants a commitment. So how does November 21st? Jo Jo wants her freedom. The only reason to get married is to get the hell out of Mystic. Three couples, one love story. A romantic comedy. With those works. Mystic Pizza operated on, now playing in a specially selected theater near you. Right now, a lot of people are asking for your support, but only one man is prepared to pay you for it. He's a poor dealer. And now during his give the people what they want. Sale. He'll save you over $2,000 on new Thunderbird turbo coupes, $1,000 on tempos, over $700 on escorts, and over 1700 dollars on Ranger.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772#t=859.65,977.11"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772/transcript/61570/annotation/9","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"So see him today because he's got the kind of values America really wants, the kind you can put in your pocket. The thing that impresses me the most about seeing your expo is that it celebrates what seniors can do, not what they can't do. A few weeks ago in Baltimore City, an 81 year old man took on a young man, a young robber with a 32 caliber pistol. The old man was Greenmount Avenue, his very own grocer, never clerk. The young man was a neighbor who just lived a few doors away. And while violence has become commonplace in our community, there was a time when the Greenmount grocery stores. It was 1944. Baltimore, like the rest of the nation, was enjoying big band music and hoping for an end to the big war. That same year, Greenmount Avenue welcomed a new neighbor, a young man named Neva Clark. He and his wife opened Clark Grocery store, where a dollar went a long way and a friendly smile went even further. Over four decades later, Neville Clarke store is still going strong, but his neighborhood has undergone some changes. No, it's not safe. It's not, you know, the older people and they stay in. There's a lack of respect for the elderly. There's no love in the of the. At 81. Never. Clark got a bitter taste of the changing times when he came head to head with a young neighbor. For several people in all, and people went out. Then I say, You haven't made your mind up what you want. So he had a bag, throw it up on the table and she put all your money in that bag and he pulled out a gun. Looked like a 45 to me. As though you want all my money.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772#t=977.77,1093.04"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772/transcript/61570/annotation/10","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"And as I return here and God not come up, shoot me. Clark Shootout heralded him a folk hero of sorts. This community saw this shooting as not so much an act of violence, but the desperate actions of a man trying to recapture the good of the good old days. Spare a minute. Beautiful. Beautiful. No. I never worked on the boss man before I came here. I worked from home when my father lived alone, when I sold Mill. The senior leader had a stroke back then, so I figured something good my wife would do because she never had a job. And we got out of school in 1944 and then after I bought this place is a man, you know, that tried to get up to keep me from moving after I don't boarded. But anyway, I didn't bought and paid for it, and so did all white lived up here. It was a fellow down here where I worked to come by his rifle. He said, How do you do? Well, there ain't no color in that neighborhood. Jim Clark has seen people come and go, but his biggest loss was the physical well-being of his wife, Maude, once the backbone of the store. Now Clark divides his time between minding the store and caring for his ailing wife. She thinks she might have. She done all the ordering and everything like that. You waited on people that way and. Even because I didn't order nothing. She done all roaring like you used to be courageous that the doctors let the doctor can't do another. She got a doctor now to take care of every day. But she's always going there. But. Maybe one thing I can improve on, I think to put our faith in the good Lord.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772#t=1093.28,1199.25"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772/transcript/61570/annotation/11","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"If only one could help her. Don't leave me. I'd say I would leave you alone. Yeah. Yes. Many friends have urged Mr. Clarke to retire, but he's not ready to leave. Greenmount Avenue and Greenmount Avenue isn't ready to lose one of their last legs to the past. Mr. Clarke is someone I remember some years ago, and I was moved around here about. About Mr. Clarke, though he would say cheaper than the average store. And I know the old days know, you come in and speak to the grocer, you've got the open shelves, you had no glass or anything, you know. I would love to have a physical five, 10 minutes. So it's like home. You got a regular hammer on the back? Yeah. All right, get me a cup is like, you know, I like it. I can come by here and I see Mr. Clarke out here doing stuff under the car, Going. Always stopping at the water. Yeah, sure you do. And that's. I come in this tour and I see people in here don't look right? Yes. Well, I'll tell you what, Mr. Clarke. Yeah? So one day you look like a millionaire. So for four years, I think I just want to. You say to leave anything to you. That's okay, right? The young man who tried to rob Mr. Clarke was not severely wounded during the exchange. In fact, he was released from the hospital shortly after the incident. As for Mr. Clarke, he doesn't seem to be any worse. The wear for the experience, in fact, in a strange way, says it feels like it managed to bring the community together. It looks like violent crime will be at the top of the news for at least the next few days here in the Baltimore area, because the television program America's Most Wanted is in Baltimore, shooting a segment for their show Friday, the ultimate Whitewater adventure, squirt boating.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772#t=1199.58,1305.18"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772/transcript/61570/annotation/12","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"When you start something new, you build it one step at a time. For Ben Cardin, being a congressman was a new experience, but one he was prepared for as the former speaker of Maryland's House of Delegates in two short years in Congress. Ben secured millions to construct water treatment plants to protect the Chesapeake. Cardin forced EPA to investigate toxic problems on the bay, and he's protected funds to restore our beaches. Ben Cardin Building a Better Maryland. One step at a time. No matter what, it's a cleanup. Geo. It's a new idea. Geo Geo. It's a fuel injected four wheel drive hatchback no matter what Geo Geo. It's a sure footed 4x4 GEO this tough stability. J eight GEO is protected with a bumper to bumper warranty. GM. GM is 53 miles per gallon. City, 58 highway. Team has the highest mileage in America. Geo. It's some of the lowest prices. Holden service by select Chevrolet vehicles dealers back to your core. Give us a call. She no matter. Who'll get your vote for president. The caucus? Bush I don't know yet. How do you feel about the gun law? I'm for it. I'm against it. I'm undecided. What station will you watch? Election night? Channel 13 with Channel 13. Oh, Channel 13. Definitely. The popular vote is in. Join Al Sanders, Denise Koch, Linda Chavez, Kweisi Mfume, and the Eyewitness News team for election 88. W. Jay Z. Well, I sure enjoyed sharing the story tonight about the Green Mountain growth. So I think it never to me is a perfect example of a real hometown hero. Tomorrow night at Evening magazine, we take a look at the continuing controversy surrounding John Lennon's life and death. And who would know better than his sister? Eight years ago, his tragic death sent a generation into mourning.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772#t=1309.75,1452.25"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772/transcript/61570/annotation/13","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"Tomorrow evening, John Lennon's sister battles to protect his memory. And then after his release from prison, he became a model citizen and father. Now, three years later, records change your mind and put him back behind bars. The return to the glory days of yesteryear and the rock and roll diners that made them famous. All that and a whole lot more coming up on tomorrow night's edition of Baltimore's Evening magazine. I hope you'll make it a point to join Donna and me. In the meantime, want to consider dropping by the Senior Expo. It's going to continue tomorrow. And so 4:00 right here, That's money and fairgrounds, exhibition hall. Great opportunity to get a lot of information and some services for a modest admission price, say, tomorrow. I was a member of the women's Olympic team in 1948. Ellen shares age 60. News that al Sanders tonight at 11. It's been eight years since a generation lost its hero. And tonight, on evening, John Lennon's sister challenges the controversial biography on her brother's secret life. His is a totally negative and damning viewpoint of a person who said the second assassination on John Dean after his release from prison, he became a model citizen and father. Now, three years later, a court's change of mind has put him back behind bars. Why return to the glory days of yesteryear and the Rock and Roll diner that made them famous? Now, here's Donna. We're glad you could join us for the program tonight. My partner, Steve Davison, is on assignment. Tonight, we're kicking off the show with a lady who has some tales to tell about John Lennon, but not the kind you heard from Albert Goldman's shocking book. Jon, Sister Julia says that she knew a very different man.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772#t=1453.12,1612.68"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772/transcript/61570/annotation/14","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"The pictures you're going to see in the story are from the documentary film Imagine. Their first hit came in 1964 with a single called I Want to Hold Your Hand. This British bred group would change the sound of pop music in America and around the world. No other rock group dominated the top ten charts longer than the Beatles. John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr were the objects of the pop culture question of the times. Who was your favorite Beatle? For many fans, the choice was John Lennon. For them, he was more than just a rock musician. John embodied the hopes and dreams of his generation. Imagine that will happen. Much has been written about John Lennon, the pop icon, since his untimely and tragic death eight years ago. But the biography that has caused the most furor to date is a book entitled The Lives of John Lennon by Albert Goldman. In it, Goldman paints an unsavory portrait of the ex-Beatle as a homosexual and violence prone drug addict. Goldman goes on to contend that during the last years of his life, Lennon became anorexic and did little more than lie in bed and watch television. And. Since the release of Goldman's controversial biography only four months ago, numerous battles have emerged in an effort to contradict Goldman's accusations. Those loyal to John's memory are determined to preserve his hero status. JOHNS Half sister Julia Baird questions the validity of Goldman's information. I don't know where his sources are. I'm acknowledged in the book. The book is having given an interview, and I haven't refused him twice now. Do you figure Goldman made a mistake in his bibliography or do you figure he's just he's lying? No, I didn't say that. What I'm saying is that his is a totally negative and damning viewpoint of a person who's on the second assassination on John.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772#t=1613.07,1741.13"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772/transcript/61570/annotation/15","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"So in response to Goldman's allegations that John Lennon's childhood was one of total neglect and abandonment by his mother, Julia wrote this book entitled John Lennon My Brother. Which is more frustrating to use the inaccurate picture that people may have of your mother or an accurate picture of your brother. I just feel fed up with it, and I've done it to set the record straight once about my mother and to about John's childhood, which of course is all tied up. I am defending my mother and she did have a rough time. I've said that in the book. And John said it, too. He said it was very important to me that the world should know. I had a mother. I wasn't an orphan. My father and mother split when I was about four. I spent some time with mother up until about four that my father, he was a merchant seaman, you know, you can imagine. And there was 1940 in the war and all that. And he left. And I was brought up by an auntie. Do you think of him as a troubled person? Not troubled. I think he was very creative. I think many people have the feelings that John feels, but John was in the public eye, so every piece of feeling was being written down and put out for the press before he finished dealing with the feeling. Whatever gets you through the. What do you suppose is the biggest misconception people have about your brother, the most widely held misconception? Homosexuality, Probably. The idea was that he had a homosexual relationship with his manager. Yeah, I think it's a misconception on the relevant one. But even so, everyone knows that John had some problems with drugs. It was no big secret about no one's pretending that he was the golden boy or anything like that.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772#t=1741.64,1850.58"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772/transcript/61570/annotation/16","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"I'm trying to put a sense of normality into it. Imagine all. Oh, bleeders. Put a nice thing in the book. My cousin. When she said John was always a long lost brother. Poor John. At least he's got his mother now. And I think most of it. But I'm not the only one. Oh, wow. Well, I haven't seen the film imagined yet, but according to people who have seen it, it shows a very private side to John Lennon, the good and the bad. Of course, it was produced with the cooperation of Yoko Ono, as was a book which was released at the same time in conjunction with the film. So that film in the book and Julia's book have all helped to undo some of the damage that was done to John's image by Albert Goldman meant a model citizen goes back behind bars. Your winning numbers tonight, the pick 3604 and the pick 49875. 1982, George Bush was made responsible for stopping drug traffic from coming into this country. What happened? Cocaine traffic up 300%. More drugs in our classrooms. And Panamanian drug lord Noriega kept on the government payroll. That's the Bush record on fighting drugs. And now George Bush wants to put Dan Quayle in charge for the next four years. I'm going to be coordinating the drug effort. Dan Quayle in charge of fighting drugs in America. If George Bush couldn't handle the job, how do you think Dan Quayle is going to do? I like to hear you. A, It's understood. You're a good time all the time. You make the Beatles so cool. I like the way things take. Sad to see your Washington album bite into the best taste. Washington Apple's. Name after name, panel after panel, the names Project Quilt, a memorial to those who have died of AIDS, traveled 12,000 miles, bringing the nation face to face with a deadly disease.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772#t=1850.88,2002.07"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772/transcript/61570/annotation/17","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"From coast to coast, in cities and towns. Follow this historic journey of home as Americans remember friends, relatives and lives lost to AIDS. Remember my Name and AIDS Lifeline special tonight at eight W. Jay Z. When a person commits a crime, our society dictates that he or she must pay the price. But how much punishment is punishment enough? In the case of a Pennsylvania man, that is not just a philosophical question. It is the everyday reality of his life. What's going on here? You see, it's been three years since Bobby Joe Lawson got out of prison, having served 12 years on a murder conviction. Bobby was more than ready to turn his life around. I found out what I wanted to do with my life. Once I. SAT down and really thought about it, you know, and I couldn't really just keep taking it same route. And, uh, I'm trying to do the right things. He became a carpenter. He became a father. And since 1985, he stayed out of trouble with the law. Bobby should be heading to work this morning, but instead he's heading back to prison to resume a life sentence. Just. No, Ray. Bobby walked away from a life sentence three years ago. Freed on a technicality, the court ruled he was denied a speedy trial. But a few days ago, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court reversed that decision, sending him back behind bars for life. Supreme Court has changed the law, and they're changing it with Bobby Lawson. Erica Christman has been Bobby's attorney since 1984. Not surprisingly, she disagrees with the Supreme Court. But what they're doing, in essence, is deciding that that constitutional right about a speedy trial isn't that important. They're picking and choosing what constitutional rights they value.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772#t=2003.39,2128.96"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772/transcript/61570/annotation/18","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"District Attorney Robert Abbot says that the bottom line is Bobby Joe Lawson is still a convicted murderer. A verdict of guilt in a case should not be affected by a rule violation that commonly is called a technical violation. There is nothing in this opinion, nothing in the prior appeals that Bobbi Jo Johnson filed that would say he is innocent. It's a right. And when they want to call that a technicality, why don't they realize that it's a technicality that caused Bobby Joe Lawson a murderer when he didn't pull the trigger. Felony murder means everyone involved in the robbery is a murderer. Isn't that a technicality? To understand Bobby's involvement in the crime, we must go back to 1973 and the scene of the murder. Bobby was 21 and a heroin addict at the time, and he and his friend went to the home of a drug pusher to rob him for money and drugs. Heroin. When they arrived to rob the pusher, the pusher pulled his own gun. And Bobby Joe Larsen's friend shot the pusher. After he was shot, You know, we took him to the hospital, you know, to try to save him. I don't think he was going down. The whole thing was just messed up. Bobby waited in prison for over nine months until his case was finally heard. His attorney opted for a non-jury trial. Bobby received a life sentence. That lawyer moved away and could not be found for appeals when Kriseman took the case. Meanwhile, Bobby was doing time. It was a challenge. I mean, one has to find something to do to, like, occupy this time. Okay. Bobby filled that time in prison by completing his GED, taking college courses, working in the prison hospital, researching his case, and kicking his drug habit.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772#t=2130.1,2260.29"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772/transcript/61570/annotation/19","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"You know, any type of rehabilitation that you do, I think one has to do it himself. I want to get out and raise a family. Such as? I'm trying to do it with seven month old daughter. Me and my girl, we had plans in getting married in June. But those plans were shattered on October 17th by the news that Bobby must return to Western Penitentiary at 10 a.m. October 20th. Bobby Joe Lawson surrendered himself to county authorities to begin his life sentence all over again. Mr. Lawson is sure to be incarcerated in State Correctional Institution of Pittsburgh and following the orders of the Supreme Court in Pennsylvania. I have no choice but to take you into custody. Then his next alternative is to ask for mercy from the governor. Now, clearly, he deserves another chance. Little wonder now. Definitely fighting my case, that's for sure. But after being incarcerated for 12 years and then to be home for like three years is like really no time at all. You know, just things I'm trying to do here to better myself and, uh, just to be, uh, put back in there after doing 12 years. Recently, the governor of Pennsylvania told Bobby's lawyer that he was not familiar enough with the case to make a decision about a pardon at this time. His only other chance right now is to head the United States Supreme Court. Hear his case. That, however, is unlikely, because once a case has been turned over to the states, the Supreme Court does not like to intervene. Coming up, diners are a girl's best friend. This yard is important for jobs in our community. This yard is important in our war against drugs. We won because we were right. The Curtis Bay Shipyard.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772#t=2261.4,2392.23"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772/transcript/61570/annotation/20","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"700 jobs saved because Ben Cardin convinced Congress to stop the Department of Transportation from shipping Maryland jobs out of state. Ben Cardin made a astronomical difference. It was instrumental in saving the place in Ben Cardin building a better Maryland. This isn't a commercial for the car. It's a commercial for the fuel, Exxon 93 Supreme, if you will. So sophisticated, it eliminates hesitation in virtually every engine on the road today. Exxon 93 Supreme with unsurpassed cleaning power. Precision equipment for precision engines. Just turn the key. Tomorrow, our biggest New Year's celebration ever. Tomorrow, if you're talking about a Ford, Chevy or Lincoln Mercury. There is only one name, too. Tomorrow, over 1700 Coons forward, Coons, Lincoln, Mercury and Coons. Heavy cars and trucks with special incentives that make you want to buy tomorrow. Check the sat-sun for details. And we'll see you tomorrow at Coons, Chevrolet, Coons, Lincoln, Mercury and Coons forward. In 1965, Bruce Taylor had a dream for his newborn son. He worked two jobs, skipped vacations, and never forgot his dreams. And after 22 years and a little help from Provident Bank, his dream has become a reality. For over 100 years, all over Maryland, we've been helping people just like Bruce Taylor Provident, Bank of Maryland, where banking comes to life. Out in about the Baltimore area, the godfather of punk rock. Iggy Pop. Iggy Pop. That's right. Iggy Pop will bring his act to hammer Jax tomorrow night. And hold onto your seats because those bad boys a dance, the Chippendales are coming the champs for a one week stand starting tomorrow. And this Sunday at the Baltimore Arena, Olympic stars Scott Hamilton, Brian Orser and Debi Thomas will join seven other Olympic champions in a symphony on ice. Well, there's something for everybody this weekend.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772#t=2393.43,2551.52"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772/transcript/61570/annotation/21","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"The Symphony on Ice will be a special benefit performance. $1 from every ticket will be donated to the National Coalition for the Homeless. Gold medal winner Scott Hamilton told us why he's participating. I'm active in a lot of children's charities, especially adopted children, because I was adopted. So the homeless situation is great. Any time you can do a tour and and you know that everyone's seeing you, is is being a part of helping people that really need help. I mean, we're the richest country in the world and why can't we help people that can't feed themselves? Well, it seems that in the 1980s we've had kind of an obsession with nostalgia, with lots of people trying to recapture their carefree, happy days of being a teenager back in the 1950s. Well, now you don't have to imagine any more. You can experience the fifties firsthand. The guy, Bob. I remember the fifties when there were record hops in Cadillacs, saddle shoes and hanging out with friends. Even if you're too young to remember, American City Diner in our nation's capital takes you back to that generation when your biggest worry was what kind of bubble gum to chew? Those were the days when owner Jeffrey Golden Horn was a kid. I wanted to create an atmosphere similar to that of the 1950s and the styles and type atmosphere that produced happiness and family and togetherness and going out together. And that's just what he did. He started with an original Wurlitzer jukebox, a real Coke machine. It's a green bottle. And he even found the same company that designed the diners of the fifties. Everything is authentic. Down to the sassy waitresses. Hey, are you ignoring me? No. Jesus lives like those in Chicago. Oh, well, you know, he's still putting down money on the table underneath the table.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772#t=2552.15,2672.07"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772/transcript/61570/annotation/22","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"All right, that's good. White, wheat, rye or raisin. That's all. That it. All the waitresses are handpicked for personality as well as know how and trained to act just like waitresses from the fifties. And they all have to pass constant quizzes by the boss. Don't build bad luck. We're working everything series now, so advertise on everything fapping on them humanly possible. You got your part and so on. You got to saddle shoes, you got your uniform, everything's checked out just right. The food critics, they can't say anything wrong about this, that's for sure. Business has been booming. You know, as you can say, it's it's 2:00 and lunch hours should be over, but it's still still rolling. Rock n roll. Rain dance now. I know you'll get to like it and to give it a chance now. Our motto is to eat and get out. But that's only a humorous matter. We want people who enjoy their meals, but we want the waitresses to be snappy. We want them to be quick. And we usually have one person on each shift to keep everyone going and just excited to be here. This is a hard place to not be excited and. Washington's American City Diner is not the only one of its kind. In fact, there is a very famous fifties diner right here in our own backyard. Did you ever have the urge to say, Meet me on the set for lunch? The movie set, that is, you could grab a burger in the same booth where Steve Guttenberg sat or have a shake in the same spot where Danny DeVito ate at the Kids Diner in Baltimore City. Yes, it may look familiar. That's because it's the same diner that was used in the 1982 classic movie Diner.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772#t=2672.79,2796.31"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772/transcript/61570/annotation/23","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"The diner made another screen appearance in the 1987 smash hit Tin Man, both written and directed by Baltimore bred Barry Levinson. What is this mystery? It really is a vintage diner that was imported from New Jersey as a movie set for the film, which you can now enjoy on home video. And later, it was donated to the Department of Education for use in training students in food service, giving it the name the Kids Diner. I did enjoy watching ten Men and telling everybody, Hey, I used to work there. All the interiors in the 48 by 17 foot box cartoons on things, but $1 million worth of renovations were done to the kitchen. And for four years, the diner has been rolling full steam ahead. Of course, a few changes have been made by the kids, like the fifties jukebox that plays the Bad Boys and Steely Dan singing. Same old songs with a slightly different tune. Well, after some financial difficulties in a threatened closing some time back, the diner is now in full swing five days a week. Now, we've had to shoot down there several times, so usually we stop and have lunch. The food is really pretty good. I recommend the chicken salad. Terry says that she likes the chocolate shakes and Bill says the Cherry Cokes are the best. Monday, MacGyver star Richard Dean Anderson. It's rather obvious. This is something the people of Baltimore want a straight forward talk radio station that really listens. Besides, it's working. No gimmicks, just real people who know about the issues. But more than that, it's people who care. That's what we're doing with WCBS 680, the talk Station. Finally, there's a radio station you can call on. After all, isn't that what you really wanted all along? At Holly Farms.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772#t=2799.31,2904.08"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772/transcript/61570/annotation/24","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"Fresh taste isn't everything. It's the only thing I hate these packages. It's so hard to open. But I love fresh taste. And I think if Holly Farm's fresh garden package keeps me out, it's got to keep the fresh taste in. My mother always said, don't buy yellow chicken. Fried chicken. That's a chicken colored chicken. That's why I've always cooked with holly balms. Thanks, Mom. At Holly Farms. Fresh taste isn't everything. It's the only thing. Old man. Winter is already better in many parts of the United States. So the time to get to Burlington Coat Factory is now for the first choice of a larger selection of winter coats and jackets in the country. What? Every member of your family needs to keep warm, no matter how cold it gets. And because Burlington is famous for low prices, you can get your new winter coat at the lowest price imaginable. That should make you feel warm All over Burlington Coat Factory, America's number one place to save on the coat you want. In a foreign city. Please, let's not. The worst has happened. You know, she's all he wants is a clue. What he's finding is a mystery. But I don't want to be around for things. His only hope is a stranger in which he's only proof is what he suspects. I need you right now. And he's only weapon is himself. Harry King is. The man who lived at the Ritz Saturday night at nine Under. What we did here at the aquarium tonight, visiting with the three beluga whales who live here in honor of the fact that the California great Whales. We're afraid just last night. It's a story that the entire world has been following. It was very nice that it had a happy ending to it.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772#t=2904.74,3011.18"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/114034/file/216772/transcript/61570/annotation/25","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"Now that you're free to make their way on down to Baja, California. We hope you'll join us tomorrow night. We have a very special story about that whale rescue. Tomorrow and evening travel to Alaska to uncover the human drama behind the struggle to save the whales. Then take a capsule course and the ultimate whitewater adventure sports score boating and find out how naming your child will affect its entire life. It's going to be a really good show. I hope you join us here at the aquarium. They have feedings of the beluga whales five times a day. So anytime you come into the aquarium, you can ask them what time your feeding is and make it out here. And not only do they feed them, they have them shows and all sorts of activities for the whales, and they enjoy it very much. We hope to see you tomorrow night, everybody. Good night. So you're having car trouble and trouble deciding where to take it. Who can help with your hesitation problem? Who can get rid of knocks and things? Who knows how to put a stop to hard starting and guarantees their work for 12 months or 12,000 miles? 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