Hartman says television surpasses movies as human condition medium
David Hartman, filming Is land at the Top of the World, argues television has surpassed motion pictures in exploring the human condition. He cites The Mary Tyler Moore Show and The Waltons as examples, notes television’s social focus and rising mini series, and says TV is improving while movies face dwindling audiences.
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Television Listings S Perns 908 Schwetber mt an Weel
Listings show multiple stations with times and shows including News Newsbeat Newsline and Talk programs. Des Moines Davenport La Crosse Rochester Dubuque are listed with channel numbers and program blocks throughout the day.
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Des Moines
KDUB
Dubuque
Hogs Top $50 Mark In Cedar Rapids Market Report
The Cedar Rapids hog market topped $50 a hundredweight for the first time with top 200 to 230 pound butchers at $50.50 to $51.50 in country points and $51.00 to $52.50 at packing plants. Other Iowa plants posted record levels amid beef shortages, driving pork demand as Phase Four price controls loom.
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Wilson and Co
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Mykelley
Waterloo
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Former Sioux City Newsman Dies at 66
Kenneth E. Sanders, 66, retired Sioux City Journal managing editor, died in his sleep after a long cancer illness. He served on the Journal staff from 1948, led as editor from 1963 until retirement, and earlier worked for AP 1928–1947 aside from WWII Army service. Survived by wife Jane and brothers Keith and Dean. Services Saturday at Morningside W. Harry Christy funeral home.
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Dean
Creighton, Neb
News
Morningside
City Hall Takes Lumps in Court
Escondido California report shows Mayor Will Mason, acting as his own attorney, losing a municipal court case for an illegal right turn and paying a 14.50 fine. It notes a prior defeat over a recall election as a separate result.
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Will Mason
75 Year Old Boxer Fights Off Mugger in Alley
Duncan McLeod, 75, known as The Battling Bombardier, knocked down a mugger in a Newcastle on Tyne alley with a left and right combination. He said he acted in self defense and police noted the incident.
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Newcastle ON Tyne
England
UPI
Duncan McLeod
McLeod
Secrecy Ordered on Cambodia Bombing Raids 1969 70
Former Defense Secretary Melvin Laird testified that the National Security Council ordered secrecy on American bombing raids in Cambodia in 1969 and 1970. He said the missions were recommended by him, but the cloak of secrecy came from the council to avoid diplomatic issues with Prince Norodom Sihanouk.
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Ford Reports 41 Percent Profit Rise in 1973 First Half
Ford Motor Co reports a 41 percent jump in six month profits to a record 755 million on 12.4 billion in sales. Earnings per share rose to 7.57 from 5.17 a year earlier as Ford cites higher costs and planned 1974 model price increases.
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Dispute Over Parking Ban Ends For Tax Consultant
San Rafael California tax consultant Dean Boyd who challenged a street parking ban that split San Anselmo and San Rafael piled up 150 tickets. He was fined 270 dollars, placed on one year probation, and ordered to attend traffic school. An overtime parking tag appeared on his car after the court visit.
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Calif
UPI
San Anselmo
Dean Boyd
Boyd
Sit-Down Demand Brings Surprise in Folkstone Protest
In Folkstone England a sit down demonstration by 700 residents halted a busy road to press for a pedestrian crossing. Officials misread the action, thinking it sought a subway under the road, until they realized the demand was for the crossing itself.
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Folkstone
England
UPI
Medical Memos Red Dye Used in Sausage Does Not Cause Cancer
Dr H L Herschensohn explains hot dogs and sausages do not contain a cancer producing dye. Nitrites used for curing create nitrosamines only at levels far above legal limits, and current research by the National Research Council finds these foods cannot cause cancer. Nitrites also prevent botulism and preserve pink color and flavor, with ongoing study.
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National Research Council
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