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Ron Clark and Thomas J. Bender interview about the Midwest floods of June 2008, Iowa City, Iowa, September 30, 2008
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Ron
Clark
and
Thomas
J
.
Bender
interview
about
the
Midwest
floods
of
June
2008
,
Iowa
City
,
Iowa
,
September
30
,
2008
Creator
Clark, Ron
Bender, Thomas J.
Date Original
2008-09-30
Summary
Thomas
(age
54)
and
Ron
(age
58)
are
involved
in the
Riverside
Theater
, and they
talk
about
how the
summer
Shakespeare
Festival
was
affected
and how the
community
came
together
.
Contents
Tom's
background
with the
Riverside
Theater
-
small
setting
,
fell
in
love
when
he
come
to
see
Ron's
shows
(00:01:45)
--
Tom
called
Ron
-
Tom's
office
right
on the
river
, was
concerned
about
Riverside's
costume
shop
.
Sandbagging
,
sealing
.
Ron
thought
he was
overreacting
(00:02:51)
--
Summer
Shakespeare
Festival
about
to
start
-
Tom
had been in
insurance
and
risk
management
(00:04:37)
--
November
through
May
-
lots
of
rain
.
Ron
in
denial
about
the
flood
.
Couldn't
rely
on the
news
reports
. "
CFS
"
-
Cubic
Feet
per
Second
became
a
commonly
known
acronym
.
Reservoir
was
supposed
to
protect
them
-
now
it
was the "
enemy.
"
(00:05:30)
--
Ron's
wife
,
artistic
director
. They
started
researching
it
,
worrying
about
scene
shop
.
It
had
flooded
in
1993
-
supposed
to be a "
100
year
flood
"
(00:09:00)
--
Twelve
people
,
three
pickup
trucks
-
evacuated
the
shop
.
Couldn't
get
everything
.
Run
on
temporary
storage
in the
area
.
People
being
evacuated
from
multiple
places
in a
row
.
Barely
time
to
look
at the
big
picture
(00:10:45)
--
Tom
-
sandbagging
in
Coralville
(00:13:35)
--
The
morning
the
levee
broke
-
volunteers
came
out
of the
woodwork
.
Mini-sandbag
factory
,
80-90
people
.
Needed
1,700
sandbags
.
Three
foot
wall
around
building
(00:15:36)
--
Tom
with his
son
Robby
-
knew
they had to
get
a
generator
started
.
Police
stopped
him,
Tom
begged
to
get
past
.
Parked
on the
median
.
Exhausted
,
pitch
black
. Had to
swim
to the
building
-
son
went
first
.
Swam
alone
for
fifteen
minutes
.
Fearing
for his
son's
life
(00:18:06)
--
Going
to the
scene/costume
shop
.
Very
dangerous
-
building
had been
lifted
off
the
foundation
.
Building
in
danger
of
collapse
.
Getting
ill
from the
air
down
there. "
Worse
than
Hell
"
(00:23:23)
--
Ron
talks
about
the
Shakespeare
Festival
-
performed
"A
Comedy
of
Errors.
"
Received
lots
of
contributions
to
recover
losses
(00:32:48)
--
Outdoor
theater
-
built
sandbag
wall
extra
eight
feet
high
to
get
it
"
above
the
flood
level.
"
Company
meeting
in the
midst
of the
flood
.
Didn't
want
to
cancel
the
festival
.
Last
rehearsal
in
City
Park
-
water
coming
up
.
Knew
no
one
else
would
see
that
performance
.
Moved
to
City
High
(00:34:06)
--
Recovery
,
Iowa
City
government
(00:41:00)
Topical Subject (LCTGM)
Floods
Evacuations
Disaster relief
Personal Name Subject
Clark, Ron
Bender, Thomas J.
Geographic Subject
United States -- Iowa -- Iowa City
United States -- Iowa -- Iowa River
Chronological Subject
2000-2010
Type (DCMIType)
Sound
Type (AAT)
Oral histories (Document genres)
Type (IMT)
mpeg
Language
English
Digital Collection
Iowa City Flood
Contributing Institution
StoryCorps (Project)
University of Iowa. Libraries. Digital Research & Publishing
Subcollection
Flood Oral Histories
Rights Management
Educational use only, no other permissions given. U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this item. Commercial use or distribution of this digital object is not permitted without written permission of the copyright holder.
Duration
00:43:26
Contact Information
Contact Digital Research & Publishing at the University of Iowa Libraries:
http://www.lib.uiowa.edu/drp/contact.html
Digitization Specifications
MP3 mpeg layer 2 audio @ 64kbps derived from archival WAVE files
Date Digital
2008-09-30
File Name
DDA000495.mp3
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