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The Summer 1998 edition of the CWRU-TV News Service is ready to provide your station with FREE news features for broadcast. The features are timely and suitable for morning, noon, evening, and weekend broadcasts. Reporter voiceover is on a separate audio channel, should you wish to remove it in favor of your own. Features are shipped in BetaCam or 3/4-inch format tape. They include extra interview, B-roll, and script on tape. The features are free for unrestricted news use, and all broadcast permissions are granted.
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KIDS AND COASTERS (1:45) -- For most, a trip to an amusement park is a lot of fun. But for very young children, the prospect of going on big rides can be frightening. A Case Western Reserve University psychologist offers parents advice on making sure a child is comfortable with the experience.
SOT: Donald Freedheim, Ph.D., CWRU Professor of Psychology
KIDS IN CARS (1:55) -- Case Western Reserve University psychologist Elizabeth Short offers parents tips on the best ways to plan automobile travel with young children.
SOT: Elizabeth Short, CWRU Associate Professor of Psychology
LITTLE LEAGUE PARENTS (1:44) -- Many parents take their children's little league baseball activities too seriously, and this can also effect other aspects of their lives. A CWRU psychologist offers parents advice on correctly handling the pressures.
SOT: Donald Freedheim, Ph.D., CWRU Professor of Psychology
SUMMER SUN PROTECTION (1:47) -- Summer fun can also mean summer sun burns and dangerous exposure to harmful sun rays. A Case Western Reserve University dermatologist reminds viewers to limit summer sun exposure and to use protective sun screens while outdoors.
SOT: David Bickers, M.D., CWRU Dermatologist
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