Heston Faces Diet and Dues in SAG Talk
HOLLYWOOD AP Charlton Heston, SAG president, discusses diet, wages, privacy, and professional standards. He cites a $1530 fine for a star who failed a TV script contract and supports keeping movie minimums while seeking higher TV pay. He warns younger actors idolize unreliable figures, stressing disciplined behavior.
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Pressure grows for lower interest rates in US banking
New York AP reports the banking community accepts a 5.54 percent prime rate after a five month tug of war. Banks had resisted lowering rates with some large banks cutting to 5.25 percent but most lenders arguing the loan demand still supports around 5.5 percent. Chase Bank faced sharp criticism for a 5.25 percent cut seen as premature and politically motivated.
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SMU Dean Howell Will Take Kalamazoo Duties
Dallas AP reports Dr. Joe A. Howell, dean of men at Southern Methodist University for two years, will become dean of students affairs at Kalamazoo College in Michigan next fall. The article includes disjointed OCR text about banking rates and market actions, but the core fact is Howell’s new appointment at Kalamazoo College and his prior role at SMU.
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