Box CTYLN-009

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Duplicate of WJZ-CTYLN-008-012; Did not digitize

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Duplicate of WJZ-CTYLN-008-009; Did not digitize

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Jaki Hall and B.T. Bentley interview choreographer, Rod Rodgers, and his company performs. A previously recorded episode about Black catholics, abruptly begins at 00:30:11 and guests include Bishop John Ricard and Sister Mary Charlotte Marshall.

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Diane Rideout discusses the murder of her 14-year old son, Craig, who was killed on his way home from work. Brenda Alford talks about the waning jazz scene in Baltimore, and what she is doing about her career.

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Robert Robinson discusses his 44-year struggle to leave the Soviet Union. Rick James discusses his absence from the music industry and why he decided to return.

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Ashbell McElveen discusses his new barbeque sauce and how his business began as a home recipe. William Gross does magic demonstrations.

Scope and Contents According to a recent Baltimore Sun poll, one in five Marylanders own handguns. But does the state have the right to ban the sale and manufacture of handguns? And does this violate the citizen's right to bear arms? This controversy is the hottest topic in the upcoming November elections, especially in Maryland. Delegate Ralph Hughes, author of the Handgun Bill and chairman of the Citizens for Eliminating Saturday Night Specials, debates this issue with Kevin Briscoe of the Maryland Committee...

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Stephen Teret discusses the problems with guns in the commmunity and how they are also a public health crises. Haroldy Anthony interviews Diane Reeves about her jazz career and her time in the Soviet Union.

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"The Play Friends," a Jamaican production at Morgan State University helps Jamaica in the aftermath of Hurricane Gilbert. Harold Anthony interviews jazz musician, Najee.

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Barbara Bostick discusses her new job as the new commissioner at the Baltimore City Jail.