Disney Star Hartman Sees TV Surpassing Films in Exploring Human Conditions
David Hartman says television has overtaken film in addressing human relations and serious subjects. He cites The Mary Tyler Moore Show and The Waltons as proof while noting media trends toward meaningful drama, miniseries, and continued TV experimentation. He also lists notable TV movies and dramas shaping the shift.
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Goren On Bridge By Charles H. Goren 1973
South becomes declarer in a grand slam after North South reach seven spades with South counting on diamond support. West preempts, but careful play by declarer uncovers distribution signals to draw trumps, cash clubs, and ruff hearts, ending with the queen of clubs dropping and the grand slam making.
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Crossword by Thomas Joseph 37. With sails extended on both sides
Puzzle clue list fragment shows a crossword by Thomas Joseph with entries including 37 Across and Down clues such as 1 Life and 19 Civil wrong. The readable text is partial with enumerations and partial clue wording.
Aiken Author Publishes Fifteenth Book On Spiders
Aiken naturalist Richard Headstrom releases Spiders of the United States a 267 page identification handbook. Headstrom noting most American spiders are harmless and contribute to pest control, with a career spanning over 40 years and works from The History of Russia to Beetles of the United States.
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Aiken
Richard Headstrom
The
United States
Headstrom
Harvard
MIT
Russia
Original 13 States Hanging Separately
Concord New Hampshire AP reports the Bicen tennial Council of the 13 Original States faces old tensions as 13 states clash over policy laws and use of state seals. Clarke of Georgia warns commercial endorsements risk fatigue while aiming to educate and attract tourists to the Bicentennial.
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United States
Council
Clifford M. Clarke
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Clarke
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Carolinas
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
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Virginia
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Montreal
Canada
Guard enrollments rise in South Carolina
COLUMBIA AP Enlistments in South Carolina's National Guard hold up despite draft abolition. Major William Hedgepath recruiting officer says the Guard is 747 short of its 10 000 authorized manpower and this figure is 16 fewer than a year ago.
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Columbia
South Carolina
National Guard
William Hedgepath
Gold coins rise in value as collectors become investors
U S gold coin collectors surge as gold nears 120 dollars an ounce, boosting coin prices. A 20 dollar double eagle now fetches about 200 dollars while a 10 sovereign rose from 10 to about 50 dollars. Inflation and monetary instability drive demand for gold-based value.
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John Cunniff
New York
U.S. Treasury
U.S
Treasury
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