KTLA News: "Dick Garten interviews Mayor Tom Bradley at LAX" (1973)

Creator: KTLA

Description:

The KTLA newsfilm collection at UCLA consists of cut and unedited stories, outtakes and fill footage, originally shot on 16mm reversal film stock with magnetic soundtrack. Some footage, particularly material not used for broadcast, may be without sound.

Title: "Dick Garten interviews Mayor Tom Bradley at LAX." Date: September 11, 1973.

Summary: Upon Mayor Tom Bradley's return from the East Coast, Dick Garten questions him about several topics related to both his travels and local issues. Topics covered include selling the city's bonds, a proposed rate hike from the Department of Water and Power, proposed budget cuts, and the amount of travel the mayor has done since taking office. Includes footage of Garten's reaction shots.

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Complete Record: The KTLA newsfilm collection at UCLA consists of cut and unedited stories, outtakes and fill footage, originally shot on 16mm reversal film stock with magnetic soundtrack. Some footage, particularly material not used for broadcast, may be without sound. Title: "Dick Garten interviews Mayor Tom Bradley at LAX." Date: September 11, 1973. Summary: Upon Mayor Tom Bradley's return from the East Coast, Dick Garten questions him about several topics related to both his travels and local issues. Topics covered include selling the city's bonds, a proposed rate hike from the Department of Water and Power, proposed budget cuts, and the amount of travel the mayor has done since taking office. Includes footage of Garten's reaction shots. Learn more about this UCLA Film & Television Archive project: ucla.in/2Fg1OzE © 2019 The Regents of the University of California

Transcription

[Ambient airport terminal noise] [KTLA reporter, Dick Garten] What success did you have with the problems of the cities in the East? [Mayor Tom Bradley] I had some, ah, [Bradley] I had some, ah, good conversations with representatives on Wall Street. [Bradley] We're going to be selling the bonds tomorrow. [Bradley] But there was, ah, an excellent reception that they gave us. [Bradley] And I feel confident we're gonna get, [Bradley] good sale price on the bonds. [No audio] [Ambient airport terminal noise] [Garten] Mayor, welcome back. Good to see you. [Garten] So rate hikes, in the electric power. Does this fit into the schedule of your thinking? [Bradley] Well, the precise rate increases that have been asked for, [Bradley] are to be discussed by the City Council. [Bradley] And I've indicated that I'll wait until they, [Bradley] ah, dispose of them and then I'll deal with it. [Bradley] I have no way of knowing what the Council is going to do. Whether they will change them reject them or approve them. [Bradley] And, ah, instead of going through that exercise beforehand I'll wait and, ah, react after. [Garten] Are you a little disappointed that the cuts they're making in your proposed cuts of, ah, the next fiscal budget? [Bradley] Well, it's really the budget under which we are now operating. [Bradley] I was pleased with the cuts that they supported, [Bradley] ah, on last Friday. [Bradley] And, ah, they had sustained almost everything that I had asked for, [Bradley] up to the end of their discussion at five o'clock, on Friday afternoon. [Garten] Ah, you've been away a day and, ah, [Garten] they're working again today. [Unintelligible] [Bradley] I have no idea what they have done with, [Bradley] today's discussions. [Garten] Mr. Mayor, you've been traveling quite a bit. One of the things you criticized about, [Garten] Mayor Yorty was his traveling. [Garten] Ah, have you been able to, [Garten] keep up both ends of the business? [Bradley] Yes, and I've done it rather well, I think. The trips which I've taken have been to Washington. [Bradley] To get some more money. To get some help for the city. [Bradley] Sacra, Sacramento for the same purpose. [Bradley, over terminal annoucements] And I expect to be taking a number of trips dealing with the city business. [Bradley, drowned out by terminal announcements] I don't have any plans for [?] [Bradley] Thank you. It's good to be back. [Ambient airplane terminal noise]


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