White Creek serves as set for Upstate murder film
White Creek New York hosts a murder mystery movie project titled Upstate with producer John Kirby and writer director David Paulsen. Cast consists of New York City actors, with local settings including B and J Lumber yard Rosewood Cemetery and Cambridge locations. Filming runs 12 to 16 hours daily beginning at 5 30 a m with scenes shifting from outdoor locations to indoors as leaves turn.
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Africa leaders back Kissinger plan amid Rhodesia dispute
Washington United Press International reports US officials say African frontline presidents largely accept the Kissinger negotiated package as intact though they protest two points. They oppose a 50 50 ministerial council with a white chairman and a two thirds veto, and favor a constitutional conference location outside Rhodesia.
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Arab arms sale halt foiled by maneuver
Senate opponents of a 30 million missile sale to Saudi Arabia aimed to kill the deal again after a parliamentary maneuver foiled their initial effort. Sen John Sparkman moved to pull the resolution from the calendar and return it to the Foreign Relations Committee he chairs, a move that surprised supporters led by Sen Clifford Case.
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Fertility method may yield 90 percent male offspring
United States researchers report a sperm separation technique that could raise the share of male births to as high as 90 percent. The Population Reference Bureau notes possible implications for population planning in male-preference regions while stressing the method is not guaranteed for couples seeking daughters.
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Schorr resigns from CBS amid CIA report leak
CBS News reporter Daniel Schorr resigned after being suspended seven months for leaking a secret House report on the CIA to Village Voice. In his letter to Richard Salant he expressed regret and said he would work outside daily broadcasting. The Voice published excerpts. a House committee declined to cite him for contempt.
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MAU elections firm on Nov 2 in Bennington area
Mt Anthony Union School District confirms all elections will be held November 2 alongside state and national polls. Bennington voters cast district and town ballots at Catamount Elementary and Bennington Elementary. Shaftsbury voters use North Bennington School for all ballots. North Bennington and Pownal share polling sites. 21 candidates seek 11 Mt Anthony board seats. Australian ballot used.
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British official heads to break Rhodesia plan stalemate
Britain's top African affairs official travels to Botswana to mediate a stalemate in the U S British plan for Rhodesia on black majority rule. Black presidents from Zambia Botswana Tanzania Angola and Mozambique oppose the interim government proposal and location of the conference. Rhodesia's Premier Ian Smith awaits reaction as international pressure continues.
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Inside World Notes on Pound Drop and Oil Price Ripples
This week covers the British pound reaching a new low and Venezuela's oil price hike affecting New England markets. Local items include Octoberfest plans, Woodford wood-cutting disruption, district court news, and seminars to aid small businesses.
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Carter Charges Ford With Poor Leadership In Campaign Scramble
Carter assails Ford as worse than Nixon in a clash over the Rhodesian policy and domestic deficits while campaigning from the Pacific Northwest to Georgia. Ford campaigns in Florida and the South praising crime plans and a warm reception. Debates loom as Dole hints at Williamsburg as a debate site and Mondale returns to Washington as the Senate nears adjournment.
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