Truce in Hollywood Dented by Black Exploitation Debates
Hollywood faces a new flare of protests from black organizations over all black movies. Demands arise for pre editing and black review boards, higher pay, and channeling profits to black education funds. SAG protests a Greek actor playing a Mexican American and argues for talent based casting. Industry leaders warn against overreaction, noting improved minority film quality and employment, while calls to redefine images persist amid mixed support from figures like Jim Brown and Ossie Davis.
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Local Man Joins Delco Electronics in Central Region
Bruce Dodd joins Delco Electronics Division as field service engineer for the Central Region. Born in Anderson, he is a Madison Heights High School graduate, attended General Motors Institute in 1966 1967, then Tri State College Angola and earned a BSEE. Following training in Kokomo, he will reside in Atlanta, Georgia. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Dodd Jr. of Anderson.
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