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Genie Chance papers

Guide to the Genie Chance papers
1964-1977

Collection number: HMC-0084.
Creator: Chance, Genie (1927-1998).
Title: Genie Chance papers.
Dates: 1964-1977.
Volume of collection: 21.1 cubic feet and 127 GB.
Language of materials: Collection materials in English.
Collection summary: The papers of a broadcast journalist and Alaska state legislator.

Biographical note:
Genie Chance was born in Texas in 1927. She obtained her B.S. degree from North Texas State University in 1946 and did graduate studies at Baylor University. From 1946 to 1949 she worked as an instructor of speech and radio at North Texas State University. She moved to Anchorage, Alaska, in 1959. She worked as a newscaster and editorialist at KENI-radio-television and KFQD radio from 1962 until 1964, when she left to form her own public relations firm. She served as a State Representative (1969-1975) and a State Senator (1975-1979). For her activities as a broadcaster during the 1964 Earthquake she received the McCall’s Golden Mike Award; she also received various awards from the Alaska State Press Club. In addition, she is a member of the Alaska Press Women’s Association and served on the Defense Advisory Committee on Women in Military Service (1967-1970).  In 1971 she married William K. Boardman.

Collection description:
The collection is divided into four series. The first series, personal/professional papers, contains materials concerning the 1964 Earthquake including a chronology of events, copies of her letters home following the quake, notes on the earthquake, interviews, and information on disaster relief; the series also contains material relating to her journalistic activities and her public relations papers. The second series, legislative papers, contains her legislative subject files for the years 1969-1976, and includes correspondence and other materials on various state and federal commissions and departments, the Alaska Legislative Council, Alaska House and Senate bills, various Alaskan subjects, and her legislative mailing lists. The third series, tapes and records, contains numerous recordings concerning the 1964 Earthquake including tapes of KENI and KFQD radio broadcasts, as well as a recording of John F. Kennedy’s funeral. The fourth series, photographs, contains various pictures of activities in Anchorage, Alaska.

Arrangement: The collection is arranged into the following series and subseries:

Series 1: Personal and professional papers; undated, 1964-1968

Subseries 1a: Earthquake papers; 1964-1968
Subseries 1b: Journalism related papers; undated
Subseries 1c: Public relations papers; 1966-1967

Series 2: Legislative papers; 1969-1977
Series 3: Audio recordings; undated, 1963-1967
Series 4: Photographs; 1963-1964

Digitized copies: Selected photographs, audio recordings, and Chronology of physical events of the Alaskan earthquake have been digitized and are available on Alaska’s Digital Archives. A majority of the 1/4-inch audio reels were digitized with funding provided by the Atwood Foundation. Archives. Audiocassette recordings of select audio reels were digitized. For information about obtaining digital copies, please contact Archives and Special Collections.

Access restrictions: Access to the non-digitized audio recordings may be subject to delays and costs for the digitization of the originals.

Rights note: Archives and Special Collections holds the rights to these papers.

Preferred citation: Genie Chance papers, Archives and Special Collections, Consortium Library, University of Alaska Anchorage.

Separated materials: Alaska earthquake publications collected and distributed by Genie Chance have been separated from the archival materials and added to the Consortium Library’s Rare Books collection.

Related materials: The Archives also holds the papers of William K Boardman, Genie Chance’s husband and fellow legislator, HMC-0072.

Acquisition note: The collection was given to the Archives by Genie Chance in 1979.

Processing information: This collection was arranged and described prior to 1990.  An update of the description and the finding aid was completed by Arlene Schmuland in 2009. Box 28 previously contained audiocassette recordings created by the Archives of the audio reels – this box was removed from the collection when it was consolidated in 2023 by Becky Butler.

Container list:
Series 1. Personal and professional papers; undated, 1964-1968. 2.7 cubic feet.
This series contains materials concerning the 1964 Earthquake including a chronology of events, copies of her letters home following the quake, notes on the earthquake, interviews, and information on disaster relief. The series also contains material relating to her journalistic activities and her public relations business.

Series 1. Personal and professional papers. Subseries 1a. Earthquake papers; 1964-1968. 1.3 cubic feet.

Box/
Folder		 Description Dates
1/1 Chronology of physical events of the Alaskan earthquake [Digitized] 1966
1/2 Chronology revised and related correspondence 1964-1966
1/3 Copies of first letters home after earthquake 1964
1/4 Cordova (reports, pictures, etc.) 1964
1/5 Correspondence on communications 1964
1/6 Disaster Research Center 1967
1/7 Earthquake (ideas and rough draft) (transcript) 1964
1/8-9 Earthquake–news releases etc. 1964
1/10 Ed Eckel—reconstruction manuscript 1965-1968
1/11 First earthquake anniversary 1965
1/12 Golden Mike award 1964
1/13 Greater Anchorage area 1964
1/14 Hope 1964
1/15 Interviews and reactions to quake 1964
1/16 Miscellaneous 1964
1/17 Personal notes at random—earthquake 1964
1/18 Prince William Sound—Gulf of Alaska 1964
1/19 Record agreement undated
1/20 Seldovia and Homer 1964
1/21 Seward—quake and tsunamis 1964
1/22 Task Force 9—field team 1964
1/23 3 a.m. report 1964
2/1-2 University of Alaska #2-0344 1964-1966
2/3 Valdez 1964

Series 1. Personal and professional papers. Subseries 1b. Journalism related papers; undated. 0.4 cubic feet.

Box/Folder Description
2/4 People to know, A-C
2/5 People to know, D-H
2/6 People to know, I-O
2/7 People to know, R-Z

Series 1. Personal and professional papers. Subseries 1c. Public relations papers; 1966-1967. 1 cubic foot.
Records include files on the Salvation Army, Anchorage Natural Gas, and the Alaska Centennial commission.

Box Description
2/8-3/10 Papers

Series 2. Legislative papers; 1969-1977. 19.45 cubic feet.
This series contains Chance’s legislative subject files for the years 1969-1976, and includes correspondence and other materials on various state and federal commissions and departments, the Alaska Legislative Council, Alaska House and Senate bills, various Alaskan subjects, and her legislative mailing lists. Most of the series is arranged chronologically by year, alphabetically by file name below. File names are commonly by subject or by bill number.

Box/Folder Description Date
3/11 Abortion 1969
3/12-13 Administration, Dept. of 1969
3/14 Alaska Power Administration 1969
3/15-16 Atomic Energy Commission—Amchitka  tests 1969
3/17 Breakthrough 1969
3/18 Chamber of Commerce 1969
3/19 Commerce, Dept. of 1969
3/20 Commerce, Dept. of—A.S.H.A. 1969
3/21 Commerce, Dept. of.—banking and interest rates 1969
3/22 Commerce, Dept. of—Public Service Commission 1969
3/23 Conference on the Future of Alaska (notebook and binder) 1969
3/24 Consumer protection 1969
3/25-26 Correspondence and memoranda 1969
4/1-2 Democratic party 1969
4/3 Economic Development, Dept. of 1969
4/4 Economic Development, Dept. of—AFN (Alaska Federation of Natives) 1969
4/5 Education, Dept. of 1969
4/6 Education, Dept. of—Vocational Training 1969
4/7 Fish and Game, Dept. of 1969
4/8 Health and Welfare, Dept. of—child care 1969
4/9 Health and Welfare, Dept. of–Corrections 1969
4/10-11 Health and Welfare, Dept. of–Medicaid 1969
4/12 Health and Welfare, Dept. of–Mental Health 1969
4/13 Health and Welfare, Dept. of–OPAG (Older Persons Action Group) 1969
4/14 Health and Welfare, Dept. of–Social Services 1969
4/15 Health and Welfare, Dept. of–state bulletins 1969
4/16 Highways, Dept. of 1969
4/17 Interior, Dept. of–Federal Water Pollution Control 1969
4/18 Interior, Dept. of–Indian Arts and Crafts Board 1969
4/19 Labor, Dept. of 1969
4/20 Labor, Dept. of–cost of living 1969
4/21 Law, Dept. of 1969
4/22 Legislative Council 1969
4/23-25 Legislative Council–Brookings Institute 1969
4/26 Library, State 1969
5/1 Mining and Public Policy In Alaska–booklet 1969
5/2 Municipal League 1969
5/3 Native land claims 1969
5/4 Natural Resources, Dept. of 1969
5/5 Natural Resources, Dept. of–Conservation 1969
5/6 Natural Resources, Dept. of–Corps of Engineers 1969
5/7 Natural Resources, Dept. of–Lands 1969
5/8 Natural Resources, Dept. of–Leasing 1969
5/9 Natural Resources, Dept. of–North Road 1969
5/10-11 Natural Resources, Dept. of–North Slope 1969
5/12 Natural Resources, Dept. of–Petroleum 1969
5/13 Natural Resources, Dept. of–Pipeline 1969
5/14 Natural Resources, Dept. of–Severance tax 1969
5/15 Natural Resources, Dept. of–Public Service Commission 1969
5/16 Practical politics course (notebook) 1969
5/17 Public Works, Dept. of 1969
5/18 Republican party 1969
5/19-20 Revenue, Dept. of 1969
5/21 Revenue, Dept. of–Alcoholic Beverage Control Board 1969
5/22 Youth Service bureaus 1969
5/23-24 Abortion 1970
5/25 Abortion–Anti 1970
6/1 Abortion–Pro 1970
6/2 Abortion Petitions 1970
6/3 Administration, Dept. of 1970
6/4 Alaska Historical Society 1970
6/5 Alaska Judicial Council 1970
6/6 Anchorage Chamber of Commerce 1970
6/7 Borough government 1964 1970
6/8 Boundary Commission 1970
6/9 Bush Justice Conference 1970
6/10 Carriers Association 1970
6/11 Chiropractors 1970
6/12 Christian Scientists 1970
6/13 Community Action Agency 1970
6/14 Consumer Protection 1970
6/15 Correspondence–Chance (H/W/E-1970) 1970
6/16 Correspondence and scrapbook 1970
6/17 Correspondence, general 1970
6/18 Council of Churches 1970
6/19 Deadhorse Airport 1970
6/20 Division of Corrections 1970
6/21 Drug Abuse 1970
6/22 ETV 1970
6/23 Education 1970
6/24 Education Foundation Act-90% funding 1970
6/25 Fish and Game 1970
6/26 General 1970
6/27 Government and political 1970
6/28 Hospital 1970
6/29 Human Rights 1970
6/30 HB 106 1970
6/31 HB 221 1970
6/32 HB 251 1970
6/33 HB 452 1970
6/34 HB 625, HCR 25 1970
6/35 HB 720 1970
6/36 HB 811 1970
6/37 HB 857 Trust Companies 1970
6/38 HCR 30 1970
6/39 HCR 31 1970
6/40 Income tax info, 1966 1970
7/1 Labor, Dept. of 1970
7/2 Let It Grow–Not Go 1970
7/3 Licensing boards 1970
7/4 Mayfield/Monagle Retirement 1970
7/5 Medical Association 1970
7/6 Mental Health Task Force 1970
7/7 National Guard 1970
7/8 National Information Center on Volunteers in Courts 1970
7/9 Native Land claims 1970
7/10 Natural resources 1970
7/11 North Slope ecology 1970
7/12 North Slope Enterprises, Inc. 1970
7/13 North Slope road 1970
7/14 Petroleum development 1970
7/15 Pipeline 1970
7/16 Recreation 1970
7/17 SB 240 1970
7/18 SB 391 1970
7/19 Science Conference 1970
7/20 State Affairs Committee Assignments 1970
7/21 State Employees, 1970 1970
7/22 State Troopers 1970
7/23 Transportation Commission 1970
7/24 Violence 1970
7/25 Vista Alaska 1970
7/26 Washington/Alaska Regional Medical Program 1970
7/27 Welfare 1970
7/28 Wolf bounty 1970
7/29 AMU federal support 1971
7/30 AMU related legislation 1971
7/31 AMU School of Nursing 1971
7/32 AMU U of A campus park proposal higher education 1971
7/33 Alaska Children’s Services 1971
7/34 Alaska Education Association 1971
7/35 Alaska Legislative Council 1971
7/36 Alaska Methodist University general finances 1971
7/37 Alaska Municipal League 1971
7/38 Alaska Treatment Center 1971
7/39 Allied Health Care Services 1971
7/40 Amendments higher education packet 1971
7/41 Anchorage Borough Education Association 1971
7/42 Anderson-Nenana squabble 1971
7/43 Borough alcoholism program 1971
7/44 CSHB 34 1971
7/45 CSHB 122 1971
7/46 CSHB 276 1971
7/47 CSSB 15 1971
7/48 CSSB 42 1971
7/49 CSSB 68 1971
7/50 CSSB 73 1971
7/51 CSSB 124 1971
7/52 CSSB 294 1971
7/53 Child protection act 1971
8/1 Comprehensive health services 1971
8/2 Correspondence–May 1971
8/3 Court system 1971
8/4 Day care 1971
8/5 District One Education Association 1971
8/6 Division of Mental Health 1971
8/7 Drafts of transcript higher education hearing 1971
8/8 Drug abuse 1971
8/9 Educational TV 1971
8/10 Extra copies of testimony–higher education hearing 1971
8/11 HB 1 1971
8/12 HB 4 1971
8/13 HB 32 Longevity bill for state employees 1971
8/14 HB 35 1971
8/15 HB 51 1971
8/16 HB 52 1971
8/17 HB 53 (approx.) 1971
8/18 HB 61 1971
8/19 HB 63 1971
8/20 HB 65 1971
8/21 HB 66 1971
8/22 HB 80 1971
8/23 HB 98 1971
8/24 HB 105 1971
8/25 HB 113 1971
8/26 HB 116 1971
8/27 HB 123 1971
8/28 HB 125 1971
8/29 HB 140 1971
8/30 HB 141 1971
8/31 HB 143 1971
8/32 HB 157 1971
8/33 HB 160 1971
8/34 HB 165 1971
8/35 HB 173 1971
8/36 HB 177 1971
8/37 HB 178 1971
8/38 HB 179 1971
8/39 HB 184 1971
8/40 HB 187 1971
8/41 HB 188 1971
8/42 HB 223 1971
8/43 HB 234 1971
8/44 HB 249 1971
8/45 HB 263 1971
8/46 HB 264 1971
8/47 HB 265 1971
8/48 HB 266 1971
8/49 HB 277 1971
8/50 HB 283 1971
8/51 HB 290 1971
8/52 HB 292 1971
8/53 HB 294 1971
8/54 HB 317 1971
8/55 HB 329 1971
8/56 HB 330 1971
8/57 HB 356 1971
8/58 HB 364 1971
8/59 HB 365 1971
8/60 HB 367 1971
8/61 HB 406 1971
8/62 HB 415 1971
8/63 HB 424 1971
8/64 HB 426 1971
8/65 HB 429 1971
8/66 HB 436 1971
8/67 HB 444 1971
8/68 HB 463 1971
8/69 HB 494 1971
8/70 HB 499 1971
8/71 HB 535 1971
8/72 HB 538 1971
8/73 HB 540 1971
8/74 HB 578 1971
8/75 HB 589 1971
8/76 HB 608 1971
8/77 HB 615 1971
8/78 HB 628 1971
8/79 HB 648 1971
8/80 HB 670 1971
8/81 HB 671 1971
8/82 HB 723 1971
8/83 HB 728 1971
8/84 HB 741 1971
8/85 HB 744 1971
8/86 HB 745 1971
8/87 HB 757 1971
8/88 HB 773 1971
8/89 HB 774 1971
8/90 HB 778 1971
8/91 HB 812 1971
8/92 HCR 17 1971
8/93 HCR 21 1971
8/94 HCR 25 1971
8/95 HCR 26 1971
8/96 HCR 27 1971
8/97 HCR 29 1971
8/98 HCR 36 1971
8/99 HCR 38 1971
8/100 HCSSB 76 1971
8/101 HJR 15 1971
8/102 HJR 56 1971
8/103 HJR 65 1971
9/1 Health and Social Services, Dept. of–buildings/leases 1971
9/2 Health and Social Services, Dept. of–hearing 1971
9/3 Health and Social Services, Dept. of–memos 1971
9/4 Higher education 1971
9/5 Higher education 1971
9/6 House Resolution 1–guaranteed income 1971
9/7 House Resolution 1–HandSS vision care 1971
9/8 Legislative Council higher education project 1971
9/9-10 Minutes 1971
9/11 N.W. Regional Lab–early childhood education 1971
9/12 Office of Early Childhood Development 1971
9/13 Original copies–retyped testimony higher education 1971
9/14 Pre-hearing memos higher education 1971
9/15 Press releases higher education 1971
9/16 Project S.E.E.D. 1971
9/17 Publications pertaining to higher education 1971
9/18 Regional schools and boarding home programs 1971
9/19 SB 39 1971
9/20 SB 53 1971
9/21 SB 147 1971
9/22 SB 159 1971
9/23 SB 164 1971
9/24 SB 201 1971
9/25 SB 226 1971
9/26 SB 233 1971
9/27 SB 318 1971
9/28 SB 355 1971
9/29 SB 380 1971
9/30 SB 381 1971
9/31 SB 385 1971
9/32 CR 17 1971
9/33 SCSHB 249 1971
9/34 SJR 45 1971
9/35 Scholarship loan program 1971
9/36 School Board Association newsletters 1971
9/37 State Board of Education 1971
9/38 State operated schools 1971
9/39 Teacher negotiations 1971
9/40 Title IV-A Attorney General’s opinion 1971
9/41 Title IV-A funds 1971
9/42 University Assembly–higher education 1971
10/1 University of Alaska 1971
10/2 University of Alaska–Anchorage 1971
10/3 Vocational education 1971
10/4 Vocational education 1971
10/5 Vocational rehabilitation 1971
10/6 Washington/Alaska Regional Medical Program 1971
10/7 Welfare Advisory committee 1971
10/8 Welfare reform 1971
10/9 AASA 1972
10/10 AMU 1972
10/11 Ad hoc 1972
10/12 Adult Basic Education 1972
10/13 Air National Guard 1972
10/14 Alaska Homemaker Service, Inc. 1972
10/15 Alaska Humanities Forum 1972
10/16 Alaska Justice Information System 1972
10/17 Alaska Public Utilities Commission 1972
10/18 Anchorage annexation 1972
10/19 Atomic Energy Commission 1972
10/20 Bilingual education 1972
10/21 Campaign material–miscellaneous 1972
10/22 Center for Northern Education 1972
10/23 Changes in marriage code 1972
10/24 Chiropractors 1972
10/25 Citizen’s Participation Committee 1972
10/26 Civic Center 1972
10/27 Collective bargaining 1972
10/28 Comprehensive health planning–Anchorage 1972
10/29-30 Corrections–study of youth treatment center 1972
10/31 Corrections–Alcantra Youth Camp Palmer 1972
10/32 Corrections–Division of Corrections 1972
10/33 Corrections—MYC hearing 1972
10/34 Corrections—probate code 1972
10/35-36 Corrections—youth and adult authority 1972
11/1 Correspondence–state employees 1972
11/2 Correspondence–requests to attend 1972
11/3 Correspondence–personal [Noted missing 30 May 2023] 1972
11/4 Correspondence–Miscellaneous 1972
11/5 Correspondence/higher education 1972
11/6 Correspondence related to Drug Abuse Sub-Committee 1972
11/7 Cost of living–Anchorage area 1972
11/8 Council of State Governments 1972
11/9 Court system 1972
11/10 Credit unions 1972
11/11 Democratic Party platforms 1972
11/12 Democratic Party 1972
11/13 Division of Oil and Gas 1972
11/14 Drug Abuse Subcommittee draft 1972
11/15 Education–HB 544–schools/financing 1972
11/16 Education–HB 655–HandSS rural clinics 1972
11/17 Education–HB 722–adopted child/inherit 1972
11/18 Education–HB 767–handicapped students 1972
11/19 Education–HB 816–academy science/engineer 1972
11/20 Education–HB 822–school bus contracts 1972
11/21 Education–HB 828–remote education facilities 1972
11/22 Education–teacher retirement 1972
11/23 Engineers and architects–HB 239 1972
11/24 Environmental education 1972
11/25 FCC regulations 1972
11/26 Fish and Game 1972
11/27 Greater Anchorage Area Borough 1972
11/28 Health and Social Services, Dept of–Board of Nursing 1972
11/29 Health and Social Services, Dept. of–Division of Public Welfare 1972
11/30 Health and Social Services, Dept. of–HB 251 1972
11/31 Health and Social Services, Dept. of–methadone program 1972
11/32 Health and Social Services, Dept. of–Urban Native Center 1972
11/33 HEW–budget 1972
11/34 Heart fund 1972
11/35 Highway safety 1972
11/36 House minority 1972
11/37 HB 467 1972
11/38 HB 473 1972
11/39 HB 490 1972
11/40 HB 504 1972
11/41 HB 506 1972
11/42 HB 510 1972
11/43 HB 529 1972
11/44 HB 536 1972
11/45 HB 537 1972
11/46 HB 539 1972
11/47 HB 541 1972
11/48 HB 542 1972
11/49 HB 549 1972
11/50 HB 551 1972
11/51 HB 556 1972
11/52 HB 557 1972
11/53 HB 577 1972
11/54 HB 592 1972
11/55 HB 602 1972
11/56 HB 603 1972
11/57 HB 605 1972
11/58 HB 606 1972
11/59 HB 607 1972
11/60 HB 609 1972
11/61 HB 621 1972
11/62 HB 637 1972
12/1 HB 640 1972
12/2 HB 647 1972
12/3 HB 651 1972
12/4 HB 661 1972
12/5 HB 664 1972
12/6 HB 667 1972
12/7 HB 669 1972
12/8 HB 690 1972
12/9 HB 700 1972
12/10 SSHB 706 1972
12/11 HB 709 1972
12/12 HB 715 1972
12/13 HB 717 1972
12/14 HB 719 1972
12/15 HB 764 1972
12/16 HB 765 1972
12/17 HB 767 1972
12/18 HB 772 1972
12/19 HB 777 1972
12/20 HB 793 1972
12/21 HB 814 1972
12/22 HB 820 1972
12/23 HB 821 1972
12/24 HCR 18 1972
12/25 HCR 19 1972
12/26 HCR 20 1972
12/27 HCR 21 1972
12/28 HCR 22 1972
12/29 HCR 24 1972
12/30 HCR 25 1972
12/31 HCR 26 1972
12/32 HCR 38 1972
12/33 HCR 52 1972
12/34 HCR 53 1972
12/35 HCR 54 1972
12/36 HCR 55 1972
12/37 HJR 84 1972
12/38 HJR 106 1972
12/39 HJR 132 1972
12/40 HJR 133 1972
12/41 SB 126 1972
12/42 CSSB 169 1972
12/43 Medicaid CSSB 56 1972
12/44 CSSB 115 1972
12/45 CSSB 118 1972
12/46 CSSB 211-Alaska Longevity Bonus 1972
12/47 CSSB 211-longevity/bonus 1972
12/48 SB 236 food and nutrition program 1972
12/49 CSSB 236 1972
12/50 SB 251, tuition/POW dependents 1972
12/51 SB 252 1972
12/52 SB 279 1972
12/53 CSSB 272 1972
12/54 SB 290 1972
12/55 SB 308 1972
12/56 SB 309 1972
12/57 2nd CSSB 318 1972
12/58 CSSB 325 1972
12/59 CSSB 340 1972
12/60 SB 321 1972
12/61 SB 334 1972
12/62 SB 379 1972
12/63 SB 395 1972
12/64 SB 400 1972
12/65 SB 421 1972
12/66 SB 424 1972
12/67 SJR 34 1972
12/68 SJR 48 1972
12/69 SJR 49 1972
12/70 SJR 54, education program for Bristol Bay 1972
12/71 Institutional regulations 1972
12/72 League of Women Voters 1972
12/73 Legal Center 1972
12/74 Legislative Affairs 1972
12/75 Legislation being drafted 1972
12/76 Bills to be filed 1972
12/77 Legislative Audit 1972
12/78 Legislative Council–Criminal Code Review 1972
12/79 Legislative Council minutes 1972
12/80 Legislative report 1972
12/81 Lilliput School 1972
12/82 Local Boundary Commission 1972
12/83 Municipal League 1972
12/84 National Legislative Conference 1972
12/85 Native Land Claims 1972
12/86 News release Office of Governor 1972
12/87 North Slope Borough 1972
12/88 Office of Alcoholism 1972
12/89 Office of Aging 1972
12/90 Office of Comprehensive Planning 1972
13/1 Oil 1972
13/2 Old age pensions 1972
13/3 HCR 56, paying tribute to Betty Park 1972
13/4 P.A.R.C. (Parks and Recreation Council) 1972
13/5 Pipeline 1972
13/6 Premarital certificate 1972
13/7 Press releases 1972
13/8 Priorities to Finance Committee 1972
13/9 Public transportation 1972
13/10 Questionnaires 1972
13/11 Rate hearings 1972
13/12 Region 10 Conference revenue sharing 1972
13/13 Revenue sources 1972
13/14 Rules of Children’s Procedures 1972
13/15 Rural Development Agency 1972
13/16 School bus contractors 1972
13/17 School Foundation funds–Title IV-A 1972
13/18 Sea mammal legislation 1972
13/19 State Laboratory 1972
13/20 State operated schools 1972
13/21 Selawik sewer problem 1972
13/22 SB 370 1972
13/23 SB 396 1972
13/24 SCR 39 1972
13/25 SJR 63 vision care in rural Alaska 1972
13/26 HB 285 1972
13/27 HB 286 1972
13/28 HB 441 1972
13/29 State employees 1972
13/30 State employees–unemployment insurance 1972
13/31 Unicameral legislature 1972
13/32 CSSB 238 usury law 1972
13/33 Veterans 1972
13/34 Vocational education 1972
13/35 Volunteer services 1972
13/36 Equal Rights Amendment 1972
13/37 HB 196 1972
13/38 Yukon-Kuskokwim Health Corp 1972
13/39 Borough drug program 1972
13/40 HandSS budget information 1972
13/41-42 Drug abuse 1972
14/1 Medical Association proposals 1972
14/2 Alaska Nurses Association 1972
14/3 Alaska State Hospital Association 1972
14/4 Anchorage Borough Health Department 1972
14/5 ASMA 1972
14/6 CHAC-Comprehensive Health Advisory Council 1972
14/7 Division of Environmental Health 1972
14/8 Division of Public Health 1972
14/9 Family planning 1972
14/10 HEW Region X-memos 1972
14/11 Health centers 1972
14/12 Hospital construction 1972
14/13 MEDEX HB34 1972
14/14 Mental health 1972
14/15 National health insurance 1972
14/16 Office for Mental Retardation 1972
14/17 Purchase of services 1972
14/18 U.S. House Resolution 1, health 1972
14/19 Uniform rules of the Alaska State Legislature 1973
14/20 Draft child law compilation 1974
14/21 Abortion 1975-1976
14/22 Alaska health care system 1975-1976
14/23 Alaska Legal Services 1975-1976
14/24-25 Alaska Legislative Council manual 1975
14/26 Alaska Longevity Bonus 1975-1976
14/27 Alcantra 1975-1976
14/28-30 Alcoholism 1975-1976
14/31 Association for Retarded Citizens of Anchorage 1975-1976
15/1 Chance bill status 1975
15/2 Certified mechanics 1974-1976
15/3 Child welfare services 1975-1976
15/4 Children and Family Code Task Force 1975-1976
15/5 Continuing education 1975-1976
15/6-9 Day care 1975-1976
15/10 Directory of Legislative Council subcommittees and task forces 1975-1976
15/11 Division of Corrections 1975-1976
15/12 Gas pipeline 1975-1976
15/13 GAAB School District 1975-1976
15/14 GAAB flood hazard report 1975-1976
15/15 Handicapped individuals 1975-1976
15/16 Head Start 1975-1976
15/17 HSS budget 1975-1976
15/18 Health care facilities 1975-1976
15/19 Health delivery systems 1975-1976
15/20 Health insurance 1975-1976
15/21 Health planning–community 1975-1976
15/22 HSS staff development 1975-1976
15/23 Higher education 1975-1976
15/24 Highway safety 1975-1976
15/25 CSHB 144 1975-1976
15/26 SSHB 419 1975-1976
15/27 HB 487 1975-1976
16/1 HB 522 1975-1976
16/2 HB 531 1975-1976
16/3 HB 560 1975-1976
16/4 HB 612 1975-1976
16/5 HB 665 1975-1976
16/6 FCCHB 686 1975-1976
16/7 HB 687 1975-1976
16/8 HB 733 1975-1976
16/9 HB 734 1975-1976
16/10 Housing 1975-1976
16/11 Human Services 1975-1976
16/12 Insurance–no fault 1975-1976
16/13 Judicial districting 1975-1976
16/14 Judicial salaries 1975-1976
16/15 Judicial system 1975-1976
16/16 Juvenile runaway 1975-1976
16/17 Land Use Planning Commission 1975-1976
16/18 Law and order 1975-1976
16/19 Legislative affairs agency 1975-1976
16/20 Legislative briefing conference 1975-1976
16/21 Legislative proposals 1975-1976
16/22 Limited entry fisheries 1975-1976
16/23 Lodge, the 1975-1976
16/24 Medicaid vision care 1975-1976
16/25-26 Medical malpractice 1975-1976
16/27 Mental health 1975-1976
16/28 Mental retardation 1975-1976
16/29 National Association of Welfare Workers 1975-1976
16/30 National health planning and res. dev. act 1975-1976
16/31 Natural resources 1975-1976
16/32 Nurses 1975-1976
16/33 Nursing homes 1975-1976
16/34 Physicians assistant 1975-1976
16/35 Pipeline assessment 1975-1976
17/1 Presidential block grant 1975-1976
17/2 Public employee’s retirement 1975-1976
17/3 Resource material–codes affecting the mentally retarded 1975-1976
17/4 Resource material–juvenile needs 1975-1976
17/5 SB 11 1975-1976
17/6 SB 18 1975-1976
17/7 SB 20 1975-1976
17/8 SB 21 1975-1976
17/9 SB 24 1975-1976
17/10 SB 28 1975-1976
17/11 SB 31 1975-1976
17/12 SB 35 1975-1976
17/13 SB 46 1975-1976
17/14 SB 48 1975-1976
17/15 SB 50 1975-1976
17/16 SB 56 1975-1976
17/17 SB 60 1975-1976
17/18 SB 75 1975-1976
17/19 SB 79 1975-1976
17/20 SB 128 1975-1976
17/21 SB 132 1975-1976
17/22 SB 133 1975-1976
17/23 SB 134 1975-1976
17/24 SB 135 1975-1976
17/25 SB 141 1975-1976
17/26 SB 143 1975-1976
17/27 SB 145 1975-1976
17/28 SB 153 1975-1976
18/1 SB 188 1975-1976
18/2 SB 192 1975-1976
18/3 SB 197 1975-1976
18/4 SB 219 1975-1976
18/5 SB 261 1975-1976
18/6 SB 270 1975-1976
18/7 SB 272 1975-1976
18/8 SB 273 1975-1976
18/9 SB 274 1975-1976
18/10 SB 306 1975-1976
18/11 SB 388 1975-1976
18/12 SB 419 1975-1976
18/13 SB 488 1975-1976
18/14 SB 536 1975-1976
18/15 SB 615 1975-1976
18/16 SB 629 1975-1976
18/17 SB 632 1975-1976
18/18 SB 647 1975-1976
18/19 SB 652 1975-1976
18/20 SB 653 1975-1976
18/21 SB 654 1975-1976
18/22 SB 655 1975-1976
18/23 SB 658 1975-1976
18/24 SB 659 1975-1976
18/25 SB 753 1975-1976
18/26 Selected current bills 1975-1976
18/27 Senate joint resolution 36 1975-1976
18/28 Social Service needs report 1975
18/29 SSI 1975-1976
18/30 Special education 1975-1976
19/1 State operated schools 1975-1976
19/2 Summary of Alaska legislation 1975-1976
19/3 Tankers 1975-1976
19/4 Tax 1975-1976
19/5 Trans Alaska pipeline 1975-1976
19/6 Transportation for elderly 1975-1976
19/7 Tuberculosis 1975-1976
19/8 Unemployment 1975-1976
19/9 Uniform marriage 1975-1976
19/10 Unorganized borough 1975-1976
19/11 Veto override 1975-1976
19/12 WAMI 1975-1976
19/13 Proposed legislation: alcohol–resp. and funding proposals 1976
19/14 Proposed legislation: divorce–ensuring homemakers equity 1976
19/15 Proposed legislation: handicapped persons tax deduction 1976
19/16 Proposed legislation: insurance coverage for foster parents 1976
19/17 Proposed legislation: license off-road motor vehicles 1976
19/18 Proposed legislation: no fault auto insurance 1976
19/19 Proposed legislation: property tax credits 1976
19/20 Proposed legislation: public employees longevity 1976
19/21 Proposed legislation: public employees pre-paid legal aid 1976
19/22 Proposed legislation: right–to–die 1976
19/23 Proposed legislation: senior citizens–exemption 1976
19/24 Proposed legislation: senior citizens–housing subsidy 1976
19/25 Proposed legislation: tax incentives for energy saving 1976
19/26 Proposed legislation: tax incentives for removal of architectural barriers 1976
19/27 Proposed legislation: teacher retirement 1976
19/28 ARCA mailing list undated
19/29 Bill digest mailing list undated
19/30 Bill digest mailing list 1975
19/31 Criminal justice mailing list undated
19/32 Education mailing list undated
19/33 Elderly mailing lists undated
19/34 General mailing lists undated
19/35 Handicapped mailing lists undated
19/36 Health mailing lists undated
19/37 Higher education mailing list undated
19/38 Mailing list librarians undated
19/39 Mailing list (miscellaneous notes) undated
19/40 Mechanics mailing lists undated
19/41 Miscellaneous mailing lists undated
19/42 Natural resources mailing lists undated
19/43 Outdated mailing list undated
19/44 Public employees mailing lists undated
19/45 Retarded citizens mailing lists undated
19/46 Women mailing lists undated
20/1 Mailing list 4X6 inch cards 1970-1974
20/2 Bill digest mailing list, IBM magnetic cards undated
20/3 Senate mailing list, IBM magnetic cards undated
20/4 Bill digest senate bills, IBM magnetic cards undated
20/5 Bill digest house bills, IBM magnetic cards undated
20/6 Replies, IBM magnetic cards undated
20/7 General mailing list, IBM magnetic cards undated
Box 22 “Genie Chance- State House” sign undated

Series 3. Audio recordings; 1963-1967. 2.3 cubic feet.
Recordings include broadcast coverage of the 1964 Alaska earthquake and recovery efforts, campaign ads, and other subjects. Arranged by media type: tapes first then records. The tapes are grouped by subject, roughly chronological by date or time of recording. The audio cassettes are possibly dubbed copies of the 1/2 inch audio reels. Description taken from audiocassette or 1/2 inch audio reel label.

Box/Item Description Date
21/01 John F. Kennedy funeral cortege, NBC broadcast coverage. 5 inch reel 1963
21/02 “Quake #1, KFQD, Off-Air Sun Sat Nite Press Conf. of McDermott”. Audio recording of a KFQD radio broadcast reporting on post-earthquake updates and personal messages. 1964 [Digitized] 1964 March
21/03 “Quake #2, KFQD Sunday 3-29/64, Off Air KFQD Sunday Easter”. Audio recording of a KFQD radio broadcast reporting on post-earthquake updates and personal messages as the host urges citizens to allow safety workers to do their job by staying off the streets. 1964 [Digitized] 1964 March 29
21/04 “Quake #4, KFQD KENI, Monday 3-30-64”. Audio recording of a KFQD radio broadcast reporting on post-earthquake updates and personal messages. 1964 [Digitized] 1964 March 30
21/05 “Quake #5, Off Air Tues.?”. Audio recording of a radio broadcast reporting on post-earthquake updates and personal messages. [Digitized] undated
21/06 “Quake #6, KENI- Off-air Fri. 3-27/64, (Don Hill advising to turn gas lines off), 8:00 PM Friday and Mon. Nite”. Audio recording of a radio broadcast reporting on post-earthquake updates and personal messages [Digitized] 1964 March 27
21/07 “Quake #7, KENI-KFQD Tues. or Wed. Panorama of Terror, Tracks 1 and 2,”. Audio recording of a KFQD radio re-broadcast of a radio drama centered around the earthquake. The second portion of the recording is reports on post-earthquake updates and personal messages. 1964 [Digitized] undated
21/08 “Quake #8, KFQD (Merrill Mack, Frank Brink) Sunday 2:30 PM, Off Air Dubbed, Tracks 1 and 2”. Audio recording of a KFQD radio broadcast reporting on post-earthquake updates and personal messages. [Digitized] undated
21/09 Quake #9, KFQD broadcast. 7 inch reel [Digitized] 1964 March 29
21/10 “Quake #10, KFQD, Mon 3-30-64 4PM, Quake Dubbed,”. Audio recording of a KFQD radio broadcast reporting on post-earthquake updates and personal messages. 1964 [Digitized] 1964 March 30
21/11 “Gov. Egan, 3-7-64”. Audio recording of a radio broadcast of Governor Egan discussing the state of post-earthquake Alaska and its fisheries [Digitized] 1964 March 29
21/12 Genie Chance, Friday night local reports. 5 inch reel 1964 March 27
21/13 Earthquake. 5 inch reel [Digitized] 1964 March 27
21/14 To Saturday a.m. 5 inch reel [Digitized] 1964 March 27
21/15 “Earthquake #3, Reports Outside, KIRO KOIL KFAK 3-27/65,”. Audio recording of a radio broadcast reporting on post-earthquake updates and personal messages. 1964 [Digitized] 1964 March 27
21/16 “Earthquake, Ron Moore returning to KFQD to air 3-27/64”. Audio recording of a KFQD radio broadcaster Ron Moore stating plans to establish emergency communications with civil defense. 1964 [Digitized] 1964 March 26
21/17 “Jim Bailey Juneau, KIRO Seattle March 27/28”. Audio recording of a radio broadcast reporting on post-earthquake updates [Digitized] 1964 March 27
21/18 “Bob Hale’s Report of Dr. Starr’s Experience riding out Seismic Waves at Seward March 27, 1964, Gov. Speech to joint session legislature KJNO, Note: Broken Tape”. Audio recording of a KNJO radio broadcast reporting on post-earthquake updates. 1964 [Digitized] 1964 March 27
21/19 Aerial reports/Governor Egan press conference. 5 inch reel [Digitized] 1964 March 29
21/20 Ruth Schmidt–quake at Portage Lake, Dr. Fred Hillman, Dr. Louise Ormand, quake Anchorage. 5 inch reel [Digitized] 1964 March 29
21/21 “Gov. Egan, Mar. 30, 1964”. Audio recording of a radio broadcasted speech from Governor Egan addressing Alaska [Digitized] 1964 March 30
21/22 “KFQD Off Air Mon. 3-30-64, Dubbed”. Audio recording of a KFQD radio broadcast reporting on post-earthquake updates and personal messages [Digitized] 1964 March 30
21/23 “Quake, 3-30-64, AMU Students Reactions- Descriptions of what happened to them”. Audio recording of a radio broadcasted collection of citizens recounting their experiences during the earthquake [Digitized] 1964 March 30
21/24 Unlabeled. 5 inch reel unknown
21/25 “Apr. 64 #1, Elementary AFB report 4-1-64”. Audio recording of a radio broadcast by Sgt. Major Dan Delano recounting the King and Queen of Belgium’s concern for Elmendorf Airbase’s men [Digitized] 1964 April 1
21/26 “Gov’s Message to legislature on KINY 4-3-64, Apr 65 #2”. Audio recording of a radio broadcasted speech from the governor speaking on the earthquake [Digitized] 1964 April 3
21/27_A “Apr. 64 #3, Interview with people assisting KENI on 3-27/64 (Recorded 4-6-64), (Vic Ficsher Asst. Admin HHFA), Bob Fleming, Frank Brink (Vietnam), Walt Saverbier, Charles Gray & Don Porter, Genie Chance”. Part A [Digitized] 1964 April 6
21/27_B “Apr. 64 #3, Interview with people assisting KENI on 3-27/64 (Recorded 4-6-64), (Vic Fischer Asst. Admin HHFA), Bob Fleming, Frank Brink (Vietnam), Walt Saverbier, Charles Gray & Don Porter, Genie Chance”. Part B [Digitized] 1964 April 6
21/28_A “Apr. ’64, Presby. Rep Gene Moore, 4-6-64”. Audio recording of a post-earthquake interview of a Nebraskan reverend. Part A [Digitized] 1964 April 9
21/28_B “Apr. ’64, Presby. Rep Gene Moore, 4-6-64”. Audio recording of an interview with Robert W. Davis and Harold Budd(V.P. and General manager of Alaska’s Pepsi-Cola Co.). Part B. *Loud Noise Warning at 00:00:27* [Digitized] 1964 April 9
21/29_A “Aboard MV Rosemary from Kodiak to Afognak, Afgonak Villagers meeting with Lions, BIA & State agencies. 4-12-64”. Part A [Digitized] 1964 April 12
21/29_B “Aboard MV Rosemary from Kodiak to Afognak, Afgonak1964 April 1 Villagers meeting with Lions, BIA & State agencies. 4-12-64”. Part B [Digitized] 1964 April 12
21/30_A “Side I: Briefing of Secretary of State Dean Rusk 4/10/64, Egan & Rusk reviewing 4th and C St 4-10-64, Egan Press Conf. in Anch. 4-10-64, Egan’s statewide broadcast 4-10-64, Egan Press Conf. in Anch. 4-10-64; Side II Kodiak 4-12-64, Egan’s statewide broadcast 4-10-64, beginning of trip to Afognak aboard plane to Kodiak & on “Rosemary””. Part A [Digitized] 1964 April 12
21/30_B “Side I: Briefing of Secretary of State Dean Rusk 4/10/64, Egan & Rusk reviewing 4th and C St 4-10-64, Egan Press Conf. in Anch. 4-10-64, Egan’s statewide broadcast 4-10-64, Egan Press Conf. in Anch. 4-10-64; Side II Kodiak 4-12-64, Egan’s statewide broadcast 4-10-64, beginning of trip to Afognak aboard plane to Kodiak & on “Rosemary””. Part B [Digitized] 1964 April 12
21/31_A “Plotnick, Danny, Tay Thomas (Mrs. Lowell Thomas Jr.), Cal Wanamaker (Mrs. James Wanamaker), bob Atwood, Dick Presie, 4-15-64”. Audio recording of Alaskans recounting their experiences when the earthquake struck. Part A [Digitized] 1964 April 15
21/31_B “Plotnick, Danny, Tay Thomas (Mrs. Lowell Thomas Jr.), Cal Wanamaker (Mrs. James Wanamaker), bob Atwood, Dick Presie, 4-15-64”. Audio recording of Alaskans recounting their experiences when the earthquake struck. Part B [Digitized] 1964 April 15
21/32_A “Side I: Alex Stewart & bagpipes 4-22-64; Side II: End of KFAR Quake documentary 4-19-64”. Audio recording of Alaskans talking to each other about the earthquake. Part A [Digitized] 1964 April 22
21/32_B “Side I: Alex Stewart & bagpipes 4-22-64; Side II: End of KFAR Quake documentary 4-19-64”. Audio recording of a piece from a KFAR broadcasted documentary about the earthquake. Part B [Digitized] 1964 April 22
21/33 “Sen. Clinton Anderson Speech, 4/27/64”. Audio recording of a speech from Senator Clinton Anderson (lots of important names) [Digitized] 1964 April 27
21/34_A “Bod Oldland–Logan Wakefield/Sen. C. Anderson speech to Chamber of Commerce”. Audio recording of Robert Oldland being interviewed by Genie Chance on post-earthquake data. Second portion is a speech from Sen. Anderson. Part A [Digitized] 1964 April 27
21/34_B “Bod Oldland–Logan Wakefield/Sen. C. Anderson speech to Chamber of Commerce”. Audio recording of a speech from Sen. Anderson. (Same/ Similar audio found in 29/9). Part B [Digitized] 1964 April 27
21/35 “Old Harbor Child (Janet Tunohun 15 years old) 5-3-64, Sen. Clinton Anderson 4-28-64, Bram’s News in Depth 4-28-64”. Audio recording of Genie Chance interviewing a young girl about her experience with the earthquake during school [Digitized] 1964 April 28
21/36_A “Personal taped report to Phoenix friends by Maj. Forrest Mosley, Salvation Army Alaska on April 2, 1964”. Audio recording of Alaskan’s recounting the earthquake and their own thoughts on the recovery process. Part A [Digitized] 1964 April 29
21/36_B “Personal taped report to Phoenix friends by Maj. Forrest Mosley, Salvation Army Alaska on April 2, 1964”. Unintelligible speaking. Part B [Digitized] 1964 April 29
21/37 “First train to Whittier, Lowell Jr., Russ Meekins, Frank Harris, Joint Catastrophe Committee of Republican & Democratic Parties of Alaska April 1964”. Audio recording of a briefing/introduction of the joint committee comprised of Republicans and Democrats to unite in earthquake relief efforts [Digitized] 1964 April
21/38_A “Apr. ’64. Happy Smith of Seward – Channel 2; Channel 1- Ray Anderson, Grumman departing Mrll Fld [Merrill Field] for Seward 3-12-65”. Audio recording of a plane taking off from Merrill Field. Part A [Digitized] 1964 April
21/38_B “Apr. ’64. Happy Smith of Seward – Channel 2; Channel 1- Ray Anderson, Grumman departing Mrll Fld [Merrill Field] for Seward 3-12-65”. Audio recording of a narrator describing how Alaskans can be optimistic rather than gloomy during times of despair [Digitized] 1964 April
21/39 “Dr. Henry W. Coulter, USGS tape recorded report of daily activities & interviews in Valdez, Alaska April thru August 1964”. Audio recording of interviews with Alaskans in Valdez and their post-earthquake activities and routines [Digitized] 1964 April
21/40 “Old Harbor, 5/3/65 Children”. Audio recording of Genie Chance interviewing children in regards to their experiences during the earthquake [Digitized] 1964 May 3
21/41_A “KHAR documentary 5-3-64 (Anch. Teen-agers assisting in Turnagain), Red Cross Interview 5-5-64, Old Harbor Child”. Audio recording of Genie Chance reporting on some family’s post-earthquake struggles and future plans. Second part is a report on global news. Third portion is more local updates on post-earthquake operations. Part A [Digitized] 1964 May 3-5
21/41_B “KHAR documentary 5-3-64 (Anch. Teen-agers assisting in Turnagain), Red Cross Interview 5-5-64, Old Harbor Child”. Audio recording of an interview with a member of the Red Cross in regards to the earthquake. Part B [Digitized] 1964 May 3-5
21/42_A “#1 Charles Kolb of Army Arctic Test Center, Dr. Ed Berg, U of A Geophysical Institute, Wm. Cloud Chief Seismological Field Survey, Dr. F.T. Alger Ruitter C & G Survey, Dr. Geo. Gryc Chf Alask. Div. U. Geo. Survey; #2 Ruth Schmidt, Earnest Dabrovalny, Warren George Chf. Eng. Alas. Dist. Wm. E Shaem Off. Chief of Eng.; Earthquake Symposium”. Audio recording of a discussion ion earthquake studies and their results/discoveries. Part A [Digitized] 1964 September 3
21/42_B “#1 Charles Kolb of Army Arctic Test Center, Dr. Ed Berg, U of A Geophysical Institute, Wm. Cloud Chief Seismological Field Survey, Dr. F.T. Alger Ruitter C & G Survey, Dr. Geo. Gryc Chf Alask. Div. U. Geo. Survey; #2 Ruth Schmidt, Earnest Dabrovalny, Warren George Chf. Eng. Alas. Dist. Wm. E Shaem Off. Chief of Eng.; Earthquake Symposium”. Audio recording of a discussion ion earthquake studies and their results/discoveries. Part B [Digitized] 1964 September 3
21/43 “May-Nov. ’64, I Salvation Army Col. Rody Discussing evacuation of portage 10-8-64, Soldier of Courage Award 10-22-64 (KFQD)”. Audio recording of Genie Chance discussing Portage’s evacuation with a member of the Salvation Army [Digitized] 1964 October

 

 
21/44 “Dale Teel 2-15-65”. Audio recording of an interview with Dale Teel [Digitized] 1965 February 15
21/45_A “ANG – Koger, Johnson, Stump, 2-19-65”. Audio recording of Genie Chance interviewing a natural gas worker. Part A [Digitized] 1965 February 19
21/45_B “ANG – Koger, Johnson, Stump, 2-19-65”. Audio recording of Genie Chance interviewing a natural gas worker. Part B [Digitized] 1965 February 19
21/46_A “ANG – Erickson, Cook, Health, 2-23-65”. Audio recording of Genie Chance interviewing someone on their experience with the earthquake in the mountains. Part A [Digitized] 1965 February 19
21/46_B “ANG – Erickson, Cook, Health, 2-23-65”. Audio recording of Genie Chance interviewing some Alaskans’ experience with the earthquake. Part B [Digitized] 1965 February 19
21/47 “Homer, Alaska 3-6-65”. Audio recording of Genie Chance flying over Homer as a guide relays recovery plans for the environment/ roads. Second portion is Genie Chance interviewing the President of the Chamber of Commerce of Homer with regards to his and Homer’s experience with the earthquake [Digitized] 1965 March 6
21/48_A “Pat Wolfe explains project on Homer Spit as we fly over it, 3-6-65”. Audio recording of Genie Chance flying over Homer as a guide relays recovery plans for the environment/ roads. Part A [Digitized] 1965 March 6
21/48_B “Pat Wolfe explains project on Homer Spit as we fly over it, 3-6-65”. Audio recording of Genie Chance broadcasting personal messages from Alaskans from and to each other post-earthquake. Second portion has Alaskans relaying their earthquake experience. Part B [Digitized] 1965 March 6
21/49 “3-6-65, Chuck Bennett’s Aztex, Ang-Homer-Anch.”. Audio recording of a pilot’s radio as he fly’s over Homer [Digitized] 1965 March 6
21/50 “Homer, Alaska 3-6-65, Jim and Marie McDowell (publishers & editors of Homer newspaper) Homer Thompson, realtor & pres. Of C. of C.”. Audio recording of Genie Chance reporting on Homers’ post-earthquake status and its projected future [Digitized] 1965 March 6
21/51 “3/12/65 Sounds of construction at Seward Harbor & Dock: 1-truck& power lift; 2-Cat; 3-rocks washing thru dredge; 4-generator; 5-footsteps in wet gravel; 6-piled [?]; cutline torch”. Audio recording of general sounds coming from construction on Seward Harbor [Digitized] 1965 March 12
21/52_A “Sounds- Grumman en route Mrll Fld [Merrell Field] from Valdez & Landing 3-12-65, Pilot Ray Anderson”. Audio recording of a pilot flying in from Valdez. Part A [Digitized] 1965 March 12
21/52_B “Sounds- Grumman en route Mrll Fld [Merrell Field] from Valdez & Landing 3-12-65, Pilot Ray Anderson”. Audio recording of a pilot flying in from Valdez.. Part B [Digitized] 1965 March 12
21/53_A “Seward-Cordova, 3-12-65, Seward Dock – Sounds and Interviews, Dr. Roland Lombard”. Audio recording of Genie Chance interviewing an Alaskan and talking about sled dog racing. Other portions include various sounds from Seward Dock. Part A [Digitized] 1965 March 12
21/53_B “Seward-Cordova, 3-12-65, Seward Dock – Sounds and Interviews, Dr. Roland Lombard”. Audio recording of various sounds from Seward Dock Part B [Digitized] 1965 March 12
21/54_A “Valdez, 3-12-65”. Audio recording of Genie Chance interviewing someone in regards to Valdez’s earthquake experiences. Part A [Digitized] 1965 March 12
21/54_B “Valdez, 3-12-65”. Audio recording of an airplane flying. Part B [Digitized] 1965 March 12
21/55 Cordova Mayor Melvin Soder, City Manager Dave Muma and City Engineer, Roy Goodman. 7 inch reel

 

 1965 March 12
21/56 “1: Msg by Maj. Gen. Ned D. Moore – CG-NSARAL to all pers – Ref. Earthquake- 2: Informal interview w/General- made w/o notice to General-“. Audio recording of a radio broadcast of Ned D. Moore applauding Alaskan troops on their efforts in earthquake relief. Second portion is an informal interview with Ned D. Moore [Digitized] 1965 March 12
21/57 Col. Clare Farley. 5 inch reel 1965 March 24
21/58 Gov. Egan. 5 inch reel 1965 March 26
21/59 Barrow, Alaska. 5 inch reel 1965 April 24
21/60 Mrs. Blanche Clark. 3 inch reel 1965 August 25
21/61 Interview w/Mrs. Carrie McClain of Nome/Louis Armstrong. 5 inch reel 1965 October 21
21/62 Genie Chance political ads. 5 inch reel 1966 August 15
21/63 Election night. 5 inch reel 1966 November 8
21/64-65 Adam Lotz story. 7 inch reel 1966
21/66 Major general Ned D. Moore announcement and informal interview regarding earthquake. 5 inch reel [Digitized] undated
21/67 American Forces Radio Network (AFRN) interviews. 7 inch reel undated
21/68 AFRN News Release, Frank Reed. 7 inch reel undated
21/69 Brook, Nat—top ten tunes. 7 inch reel undated
21/70 Fisher Vision. 7 inch reel undated
21/71 Ham radio. 7 inch reel undated
21/72 Happy Jack/Corps. of Engineers. 3 inch reel undated
21/73 KFQD. 7 inch reel undated
21/74 KFQD-KENI off air. 3 inch reel [Digitized copy available] undated
21/75 Red Cross dubs. 7 inch reel undated
21/76 Seward–first church service (after quake). 7 inch reel undated
20/9 Tae Thomas for Anuktuvik Pass. 7 inch reel undated
20/10 Valdez–Carl Eilertson, Gregg Hanson, George Gibson. 7 inch reel undated
20/11 Unidentified. 5 inch reel undated
20/8 “Sounds of Alaska volume 3, the Good Friday Earthquake.” Produced by Frank Brink. Speed: 33 1/3 rpm. 12 inch disk undated

Series 4. Photographs; 1963-1964. 0.2 cubic feet, 116 photographs.
The photographs were taken by Genie Chance while she was a reporter in Anchorage. Most are Polaroid photographs and have faded. Arranged by subject.

Box/Folder Description Date
19/47 Anchorage Police Department. John Flannigan, Charles Anderson, Hipbshman, and William Meredith. 6 photographs undated, 1963
19/48 Automobile accidents. 7 photographs 1963
19/49 Sled dog races. 4 photographs undated, 1964
19/50 Elections. 2 photographs undated, 1963
19/51 Fires and firefighters. Includes fires at Penguin Club, Luckey’s, Alaska Housing Corp. office, and Mountain View. Individuals include Chief George Burns, Capt. Jack Hughton, Lt. Dale Livingstone, William McNutt. 22 photographs undated, 1963
19/52 KENI camper. 7 photographs 1963
19/53 National Youth Day. 9 photographs 1963
19/54 Moving day–State Court Building. Includes Hugh White, Thomas Stewart, and Sarah Thomas. 7 photographs 1963
19/55 John Glenn Visit (?). 12 photographs 1963
19/56 Various individuals and groups (identified and unidentified). Includes Jack Shoup, Roy Jenkins, W. B. Toner, Mary Montgomery, Rex Rovang, Andrew Hill, and Dr. Fraelicker. 19 photographs 1963-1964
19/57 Various events. Includes Petroleum Club’s German Band, Kiwanis Club, J. C. Penney’s opening, Little League try-outs, return of BLM firefighters from Idaho, and a Science Fair. 21 photographs undated, 1963-1964

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