| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| HACD ID | HACD-0134 |
| Document Type | Newspaper article |
| Publication | Buffalo Evening News |
| Date | Wednesday, November 12, 1975 |
| Author | Herman Trotter |
| Headline | UB Symphony Band to Play at Capitol |
| Source File | IMG_6744.PNG |
An article in the Buffalo Evening News regarding the University at Buffalo (UB) Symphony Band performing at the U.S. Capitol. The article mentions that the concerts will be announced by Henry, explicitly connecting his current work in Washington to his former identity as "Henry Lawrence" on Buffalo's Channel 7.
| Fact | Evidence |
|---|---|
| Event | UB Symphony Band concert at the U.S. Capitol |
| Role | Announcer |
| Former Identity | "formerly was newscaster for Buffalo's Ch. 7 under the name Henry Lawrence" |
| Date Context | November 1975 |
"Announcing the concerts... who formerly was newscaster for Buffalo's Ch. 7 under the name Henry Lawrence." (Text partially obscured/OCR-mangled but meaning is clear)
This is a crucial "bridge" document for the archive. It provides contemporary, independent confirmation from a Buffalo newspaper that the Washington D.C. broadcaster Henry Tenenbaum is the same person who worked as a newscaster on Buffalo's Channel 7 (WKBW) under the on-air name "Henry Lawrence." It also documents his ongoing involvement with classical music and cultural events in Washington.
| Type | Reference |
|---|---|
| Corroboration | HTA-0317 — LEAD Program (Buffalo HTA record using Henry Lawrence) |
| Corroboration | HTA-0212 — Fuller Brush Man (Buffalo HTA record using Henry Lawrence) |
| Corroboration | HACD-0024 / IMG_6798 — Channel 17 live appearance confirming "Henry Lawrence" name |
| Career period | Early Washington (WTOP) / Buffalo Bridge |