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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1979

Page

7

North Dallas Forty Bitter Look at Pro Football Business

A bitter comedy focused on the players and the business of pro football. Nick Nolte’s Phil Elliott embodies the sport’s pain driven game culture while owner Steve Forrest and coach G D Spradlin illustrate the machine mindset. The film centers on locker room dynamics and Elliott’s struggle with the sport’s commercial pressures.

North Dallas Peter Gent Dallas Bulls Phil Elliott Nick Nolte G.D. Spradlin Steve Forrest Elliott Charlotte Dayle Haddon Bo Svenson Dallas

The Muppet Movie Plays At Cinema In Aiken

The Muppet Movie featuring Kermit the Frog Miss Piggy and many cameos is now playing at the Cinema in Aiken rated G. Also showing Rocky II at Mark I Cinema in Aiken rated PG Amityville Horror at Masters 4 Cinema rated R and Dracula at Southgate Cinema rated R.

Kermit the Frog Miss Piggie Muppets Aiken Sylvester Stallone James Brolin Margot Kidder Dracula Frank Langella Laurence Olivier Southgate Cinema

Prices Fall Spur Relief at Fast Food Chains

Beef prices continue to ease with June declines spilling into July at two fast-food chains. The Labor Department’s CPI data due today will indicate if grocery store drops persist, while fuel costs keep overall inflation high. Marriott cut quarter-pound burger prices by 4 to 10 cents at 170 Roy Rogers units starting Tuesday.

Washington Labor Department McDonalds Roy Rogers Marriott Corp

McDonald’s Cuts Ham Burger and Cheeseburger Prices

The Nation reports McDonald’s Corp lowers ham and cheeseburger prices by a nickel at 1,225 company restaurants. Richard Marriott cites beef cost declines as the reason while wholesale feed costs rise 6.7 percent in July as a future risk. Volcker warns rates stay high while inflation persists.

McDonald’s Corp Richard Marriott Marriott Paul A. Volcker Federal Reserve Board Volcker

Dancer Granted Asylum From Bolshoi Bal Let

Alexander Godunov, star of the Bolshoi Ballet, sought asylum in the United States and was granted it by immigration officials. He plans to stay with private citizens whose location was not disclosed, with his future plans undetermined. The Bolshoi was to depart New York for Chicago and Los Angeles performances this week.

New York Alexander Godunov Bolshoi Ballet United States Godunov State Department Bolshoi Chicago Los Angeles

Carter Indicates 1980 Campaign Tone During Delta Queen Cruise

President Carter hints the Mississippi River voyage serves as a dress rehearsal for a potential 1980 bid, detailing a campaign strategy of mixing stops at small towns with visits to major centers. He emphasizes achievements in farm exports, the Middle East, and energy policy while staying noncommittal about candidacy. The Delta Queen trip ends in St Louis as the Carters depart aboard Air Force One.

Carter Mideast Delta Queen St. Louis Amy Air Force One Washington

Palestine Statehood Resolution Near UN Vote

Arab representatives expect a Security Council vote on the Palestinian statehood resolution with Senegal guiding the measure. The United States said it would vote, while some Western delegates predicted adjournment without a vote.

United Nations Security Council United States Senegal U.N. Committee On Council U.N Abdalla Yaccoub Bishara Kuwait Palestine Liberation Organization Zehdi Labib Terzi

Lincoln Park Riding Academy Seeks Zoning Change

Mary Supera seeks a zoning change to open the Lincoln Park West Riding Academy in a vacant warehouse in Chicago. The project would bring horse riding back to Lincoln Park, the area lacking a private stable for a decade.

Chicago Mary Supera Lincoln Park Lincoln Park West

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