California Cuties to Meet Bennington Wrecks at MAUHS
The Mount Anthony Union High School gym hosts a Monday night basketball show featuring the California Cuties, a long-running professional entertainment team in eighth season, dressed in women's outfits with members such as Dottie Dribble and Rebound Ruby. Local reps Roger Goodnow Pat Schaffer John Kennedy Mark Kevorkian Fred Ballava John Durand Mike Maxwell Mike Reilly Bob Noland and Bob Maguire will oppose them as part of a Recreation Youth Council event starting at 8 p.m. Tickets cost 150 for adults and 100 for children.
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Bennington
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Cable TV in trouble warns of royalties burden
Bedford New Hampshire UPI reports Stuart Feldstein, counsel for the National Cable Television Association, warns that Senate legislation forcing CATV to pay royalties could force the growing cable industry out of business. He proposes one shot compulsory licensing tied to gross income and criticizes FCC for blacking out syndicated programs and PBS funding. The three day Franklin Pierce Law Center conference discusses pre law and CATV copyright duties.
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Terrorist groups seek violent changes to the Establishment
UPI Foreign News Analyst Phil Newsom profiles leftist and nationalist groups such as the Weather men the June 2 Movement the Red Army Group and the Montoneros. He traces origins from student protests to violent campaigns in the 1960s and notes cross border links including Al Fatah and regional figures Baader Meinhoff.
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Frankfurt
President Ford’s wardrobe and keepsake habits
The First Lady removes aging clothes from the President’s closet when he is away. Ford keeps many items for years, favors navy and pale blue, and selects outfits daily in the White House. He has a Boy Scout Eagle badge and a Russian belt buckle from Brezhnev talks.
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