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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1976

Page

2

Totie Fields Faces Comic Comeback After Amputation

Beverly Hills AP Totie Fields, 47, publicizes her wartime recovery from a circulatory problem that required amputation of her left leg. She says her humor remains intact and outlines a staged comeback starting with learning to walk and returning to the Las Vegas club scene next April.

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Aiken Standard Introductory Notice

The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes weekday issues with AP wire dispatches. The notice states address details, subscription payment policies, and correction terms for advertising and prepaid arrangements.

Henderson mayor says Walking Tall filming irritants overstated

Henderson Tennessee reports say residents objecting to beer drinking during Bing Crosby Productions filming of Final Chapter Walking Tall are exaggerated. Mayor Gene Record notes one public drinking complaint and minor traffic delays while crew shot scenes including at his house.

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Betty Ford greets Jerry the retriever on Michigan campaign stop

First Lady Betty Ford delightfully greets a Golden Retriever named Jerry during a campaign appearance at Avondale High School Auburn Heights Michigan. Jerry is one of two dogs linked to the Ford family and may guide a blind person in the future.

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Crosby to perform benefit concert for Holy Family Church in Las Vegas

Bing Crosby will headline a charity concert in Las Vegas on November 26 to raise funds for building the Holy Family Catholic Church. Producer Bill Loeb says the event at the Alladin Theater aims to attract 7,500 attendees and raise at least 75,000 dollars toward a projected 750,000 dollar cost with completion planned by 1977. Father Ben Franzinelli praises the effort as crucial to moving worship from a saloon to a dedicated church site.

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