Beatty links film to public complacency and change
Warren Beatty discusses his fight against public complacency in a Beverly Hills interview. He reflects on Bonnie and Clyde earning about 35 million, Shampoo with $2.5 million cost plus 1.5 million in talent, and projected domestic 35 million foreign 15 million. Beatty notes mixed critical reception and themes of violence, family collapse, and new categories. He plans a John Reed biopic as his next project.
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Bob Thomas
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Warren Beatty
Beverly Wilshire
Beatty
Columbia
London
John Reed
Russia
Unemployed workers entertained by local big band
In Minneapolis unemployed line waiters were amused by the Grievettes, an amateur group invited by the Workers Rights Center. Police were called by Jim Eichten to end the disturbance, and the band left before squad cars arrived. Members spoke anonymously to protect their future unemployment checks.
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Minneapolis
Suit to force use of medicaid funds at Cambridge hospital
A Minneapolis suit seeks to compel use of federal Medicaid money for Cambridge State Hospital facility improvements. Luther Granquist leads the Legal Aid Society on behalf of mentally retarded patients to overturn Minnesota laws restricting Medicaid use, arguing due process concerns as about 4.8 million in funds would be collected this year.
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Minneapolis, Minn
U.S. District Court
Minneapolis
Cambridge State Hospital
Earl Larson
Cambridge
Luther Granquist
Legal Aid Society of Minneapolis
Cambridge Hospital
8Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Minnesota
Granquist
Ground beef and cheese sale at St Thomas college lot
The National Farmers Organization plans a third direct farmer to consumer sale in St Paul featuring 10 000 pounds of ground beef at 1.00 per pound and 10 000 pounds of Wisconsin cheddar at 1.35 per pound at the Cretin Avenue Parking Lot beside the College of St Thomas, tied to a U S Catholic Bishops Conference rural problem hearing.
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Paynesville, Minn
National Farmers Organization
NFO
St. Paul
Cretin Avenue
College of St. Thomas
St. Thomas
U.S. Catholic Bishops Conference
Minneapolis
International Multifoods mill in Davenport to stay closed a year
International Multifoods announced its Davenport Iowa flour mill will remain shut for at least a year after an explosion May 23 that destroyed an adjacent grain elevator complex and killed three employees. The elevator supplied grain to the mill and operating the mill without it is deemed impractical. Some of the 80 workers will transfer to other Multifoods operations, others will be terminated with severance. The department said most applicants were not rejected and few families complained about housing screenings for children. Thirty three Irish children will visit from Belfast arranged by Sarah Hughes and due June 25 to escape the war.
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Minneapolis, Minn
International Multifoods
Davenport
Iowa
Belfast
Sarah Hughes
Wartorn
Minn. Grants Foster Licenses for Northern Ireland Vacation
The Minnesota Department of Public Welfare announced licenses were issued to 26 Minnesota families to host a child from Northern Ireland for a six week summer vacation.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Northern Ireland
Minnesota Department of Public Welfare
Board approves cultural field trips with fee rider
Minnesota Board of Education tentatively permits public schools to take students to cultural events for fees as long as trips are voluntary and not graded. Regulations also ban fees for books art materials lab supplies graduation items and locker rentals set to start July 1 1975.
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ST. Paul, Minn
State Board of Education
Minnesota
Better Water for People Week Aims Aug 10 17
Better Water for People Week will be observed August 10 through 17 with water utilities across North America marking the event. The annual observance is sponsored by the American Water Works Association based in Denver.
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Denver
North America
The
American Water Works Assn
Simple Dice Rule: Opposite Faces Sum to Seven
In standard dice, the face opposite six shows one dot. This opposite pairing follows the seven-sum rule for all faces, linking each number to its complementary value.
Torrential rains flood Southeast Texas prompting evacuations
More than a foot of rain swamped parts of southeast Texas triggering evacuations in bayou areas. Warnings covered Texas from Panhandle to southeast Texas and parts of Louisiana and Missouri. Cities like Sourlake Lumberton Deweyville and Beaumont saw heavy rainfall with Houston traffic delayed around the Astros Cubs game.
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Associated Press
Texas
Bayou
Panhandle
Louisiana
Missouri
Sourlake
Tex
Lumberton
Deweyville
Beaumont
Springfield
Houston
Astrodome
Houston Astros
Chicago Cubs
Minnesota Forecast Calls for Showers and Warm Weekend
Extended outlook shows a few showers possible in the northeast on Thursday with scattered showers or thunderstorms in the west and north on Saturday. Warmer temperatures arrive Thursday and Friday with highs in the 70s and 80s and lows in the upper 40s to mid 50s.
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Rockes
Colorado Rockies
Phoenix
Ariz
Lebaron
N.H
Minnesota
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