Schrinking world of I Spy crew tours globe with Sheldon Leonard
Sheldon Leonard, executive producer of I Spy, discusses filming around the world for the NBC series. He notes cultural quirks in Hong Kong Japan Mexico Italy Spain and Morocco, and says travel plans aim for June to August in Europe while stressing hepatitis gamma globulin shots for travelers. Leonard travels with his wife of 35 years and supports a crew of 70 to 80 on location.
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Summer Focus to replace Stage 67 with twelve programs
The Summer Focus lineup features six new documentaries and six repeats as hot weather replacements for Stage 67. The series begins June 1 with an untitled original about teenage drug use.
Television Listings and Schedule Fragments
A compact compilation of TV listings and program notes featuring Hogan's Heroes Man from UNCLE Tom and Jerry Animal Secrets Bandstand, Hoppity Hooper and more with entries like University of Illinois Wonderful World Garden Almanac NFC and other items.
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Tax Relief for Elderly Would Double Homestead Exemption
In Des Moines the Iowa senate filed bills toughing taxes for seniors and voting rules. The elder tax relief would grant double homestead exemptions for residents over 65 with family adjusted gross income of 3000 dollars or less, sponsored by Sen. Tom Riley and co sponsors from Cedar Rapids Sioux City Cedar Falls Muscatine and Dubuque. A companion bill would ban straight party voting and require choosing candidates on a party ticket separately, led by Sen. Chester Hougen with six Republican co sponsors. Another measure would repeal a provision appointing the enforcement director of the Iowa Liquor Control Commission and appoint an attorney instead, with Gov. Hughes and acting director E. J. McCarthy noted.
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Bill to Permit Appeal by Fired Teacher Is Filed
DES MOINES Sen John M Ely Jr introduced a bill to require school boards to give a written statement of specific reasons for termination. The measure would allow teachers and other certified staff to appeal a discharge to the state superintendent, who would appoint a five member outside teacher review committee. The committee could overrule if the board's decision was illegal arbitrary or unreasonable.
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Avengers in Color Returns Tonight on Channel Nine
The Avengers resume in color with a new episode airing at 9:00 PM Friday on Channel 9. The revival promises renewed action and classic espionage thrills for viewers.
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McNamara warns ABM arms race costly and dangerous
Secretary of Defense McNamara says Soviet ABM deployment triggers costly U.S. upgrades while warning against early anti missile defenses. He argues offensive weapons deter, not limited defenses, and cites possible future safety needs for land based ICBMs amid talks with Russia on arms limitations. The 210 page posture report flags new Poseidon and Minuteman III options and notes a long term high cost risk.
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Kosek Bill Aims to Pay Off Korean War Bonds
Iowa Senator Ernest Kosek filed a bill to retire the Korean War bonus bonds and end the final one mill tax. He cited $13 million left of $26 million in the bonus fund and a surplus in the Korean bonus tax fund to cover most of the debt, with a $2.23 million general fund need to finish.
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Tax Bond Payoff Plan Aims to End Moneys and Credits Tax
Investment banker Kosek says the plan seeks to eliminate the moneys and credits tax by issuing bonds totaling $26 million and paying them off at about $1.3 million per year for 20 years. The measure enacts the one mill levy to fund the bonds.
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Man Accused of Supplying Beer Forfeits Bond
William H. West age 21 of Maynard Massachusetts forfeited a $30 bond after failing to appear in municipal court on a charge of making beer available to a minor. Kathryn Davis age 19 of Iowa City forfeited a $30 bond on a charge of consuming beer as a minor. West allegedly gave Davis beer at Twelfth avenue and Fourth street SE last Saturday at 11 20 p m.
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Motorists Like Dry Streets 32 Caught Speeding
In Cedar Rapids dry streets led to a police crackdown as 32 citizens were ticketed for speeding. Officers issued summons citywide with the 1700 block of Third Avenue SE busiest, including a driver clocked at 65 mph.
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Appearance Set For Woman on Assault Charge
Mrs. Percy Williams 41 of 1103 Sixth street NW was given until March 1 to move waive or demand preliminary hearing on a charge of assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury. The case stems from injuries to daughter Jackie Rae Oliphant 10 on December 10. The child was hospitalized five days. Williams is free on $1000 bond.
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Difficulties with Legal Counsel in Tama Pack Case
In a federal suit involving Tama Packing Co and former president Eugene M Brown both sides face attorney problems. Judge Ed ward J McManus already allowed two Brown and Triad Securities Co lawyers to withdraw and Marshall and his counsel seek fee rulings with a hearing set for 9 a.m. February 13.
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Court orders new counsel for Brown by February 10
Locations previously unknown to the court have been clarified as Brown, now residing in Beverly Hills California, must hire new counsel by February 10 or represent himself. Tama Pack is reported to be in receivership.
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Chamber Appeals Tax Ruling on Property Taxes
The Greater Des Moines Chamber of Commerce appealed to district court Friday an Iowa tax commission ruling. The ruling ordered the organization to start paying property taxes after losing its tax-exempt status.
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