Robert Horton shifts from TV western image to Broadway roles
Vernon Scott profiles Robert Horton, noting his shift from mass TV fame as a Wagon Train scout and Shenandoah star to Broadway and stage work in shows like Man of La Mancha and Show Boat. Horton says he lives in New York with his wife, sings, and would rather do a Broadway show than another TV series. He reflects on public perception, his lack of recent film work, and the international interest in Shenandoah in Germany. He recalls his early California birth and his globe-trotting theater experiences in England, Germany, and Australia.
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Sammy Davis Jr Joins All in the Family Episode
Sammy Davis Jr visits the All in the Family set for a February 19 CBS airing. He plans nightclub appearances to watch the episode and wears a Peace and Love medallion shown to Carroll O Conn or. The piece notes other actors leaving hit shows for personal goals and contract timing.
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Bridge hand debate ends in doubled contract tale
An auction style bridge narrative recounts a flawed defense and misfortune as East West North South play a hand. The writer laments luck and offers critique of the partner’s play and a suggested correct sequence to hold the doubled contract.
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Medi-Cal prepaid plans could save California funds
Sacramento reports health care officials say prepaid group plans for the poor could save Medi-Cal $158 million annually. Dr. Bart Brian notes more than 220 firms show interest in starting these plans, aiming to standardize care and limit monthly doctor visits. The plan could save $258 million in federal state and local funds this year.
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Nixon seeks jobless aid for states and localities
President Nixon asked Congress to provide 2 billion dollars to states counties and cities for manpower training programs aimed at reducing unemployment. He renewed the plan in a special message after earlier attempts failed. The package would grant 17 billion to states and municipalities for training with 309 million to be managed nationally by the Labor Department starting July 1 1978.
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