Washington State University Libraries, Manuscripts, Archives and Special Collections
CT 11
Mondale, Walter F., 1928-
Vice President Walter Mondale Speech at Washington State University Cassette Recording
1978 January 12
.2 Linear feet of shelf space
1 box
The Vice President Walter Mondale speech consists of one cassette tape.
(MASC STAFF USE): range 3-4.
Collection materials are in English
The Vice President Walter Mondale speech consists of one cassette tape, and was abstracted in 1979 by Margot Knight.
This collection is open and available for research use.
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[Item description]
Vice President Walter Mondale Speech at Washington State University Cassette Recording, 1978 January 12 (CT 11)
Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections,
Washington State University Libraries, Pullman, WA.
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Mondale, Walter F., 1928-
Washington (State)
Washington State University.
Washington State University.
Oral history -- United States.
Oral Histories
Colleges and Universities
Washington (State)
11/1: Walter Mondale; Washington State
University, Pullman, WA, January 12, 1978.
1, Side A
Minutes (approx.): 0 - 3
Introduction by Wallis
Beasley.
1, Side A
Minutes (approx.): 3 - 8
Introduction by Representative Tom
Foley. The position of vice-president of the United
States.
1, Side A
Minutes (approx.): 8 - 12
Walter Mondale's remarks about public
figures from Washington State. Opening remarks.
1, Side A
Minutes (approx.): 12 - 21
His travels throughout the Western
states. Serious problems in America. Development of Western
resources and America's economic future. Energy.
1, Side A
Minutes (approx.): 21 - 25
The importance of Western agriculture.
Water policy.
1, Side A
Minutes (approx.): 25 - 27
The role of the Federal government in
the West.
1, Side A
Minutes (approx.): 27 - 30
Arms reduction. The Panama Canal
treaties. Human rights.
1, Side B
Minutes (approx.): 0 - 1
Foreign policy should reflect the
values of the American people.
1, Side B
Minutes (approx.): 1 - 4
Unemployment.
1, Side B
Minutes (approx.): 4 - 7
The energy crisis and American energy
policy. Value of the dollar threatened by foreign oil.
1, Side B
Minutes (approx.): 7 - 11
Quality of life for Westerners. The
importance of youth and its education.