Plight of libraries

"Robert Saloschin and David Wise discuss the perimeters and meaning of "the right to know.""
"Correspondent Bob Woodward and editor Barry Sussman of the Washington Post discuss how they uncovered the Watergate story for which the newspaper was awarded the 1973 Pulitzer Prize."
"Senators Ervin and Baker (Chairman and Vice-Chairman) of the Senate Watergate hearings lay out the objectives, aims, and hoped-for conclusions of the congressional investigation."
"Daniel Ellsberg discusses his belief that the government's intent for bringing the Pentagon papers trial to court was to discredit the Muskie forces in the 1971 pre-campaign period and the case's subsequent dismissal."
"Robert Wedgeworth explains what cutbacks by the Nixon Administration in federal library subsidies in 1974 from 140 million dollars will mean to different libraries."@en
"Robert Wedgeworth explains what cutbacks by the Nixon Administration in federal library subsidies in 1974 from 140 million dollars will mean to different libraries."