Silverman bolts CBS to head ABC entertainment
Fred Silverman 37, CBS top programs chief, resigns to lead ABC entertainment. He cites a tougher, more exciting job and better financial terms, saying CBS schedules are solid but a new challenge and higher pay drew him to ABC effective June 16. He praises CBS hits like Mary Tyler Moore and M A S H and notes ABC’s strong fall lineup.
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Television Listings Across Multiple Stations
A dense schedule of local TV listings including Cadet Rapids Waterloo Cedar Rapids Rock Island La Crosse Rochester Iowa City Des Moines and Waterloo. The lineup features morning to late night programs with news weather sports game shows game blocks and entertainment holds. Programs include Eyewitness News NBC CBS ABC Wheel of Fortune Gambit High Rollers and Star Trek style features along with daytime soap and children’s segments.
Fine Arts Night at Kennedy High
Kennedy High hosts a fine arts night Saturday from 5 30 p m to 10 p m featuring drama music graphics and ceramics. Performances by band stage band soloists ensembles orchestra and Happiness Inc include a one act play The Martiage Proposal a mini musical Free to Be You and Me and a marionette Peter and the Wolf. An art show and sale accompanies the evening with an outside fair at the building’s north end if weather allows. Admission is 1 for all performances.
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Meetings Set On Continuing Nurse Education
Two open meetings will inform professional nurses about trends in continuing education in the Cedar Rapids Iowa City area next month. Wallace Krouse of Kirkwood Community College said the sessions are June 3 at 7 30 p m in Iowa Hall Kirkwood and June 4 at 7 30 p m in City High School auditorium Iowa City. Mildred Freel of the University of Iowa and Iowa Nursing Board will address the meetings. The board is studying the need for formal continuing education for R N s and L P N s. Legislation to require minimum continuing education is being proposed in Iowa. No reservations are needed. similar meetings will be held throughout Iowa.
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Two Independence Men Honored by Clubs
John Ryan and Alice G W Blink of Independence were honored by local service organizations. Ryan received the Rotarian of the Year award for leadership in the Rotary club. Blink earned the Lion of the Year award for substantial contributions to Lionism during 1974 to 1976.
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Senators press for aid to Israel in new letter
Seventy five U S senators signed a joint letter urging President Ford to submit a foreign aid request that aligns with Israel needs for 2.5 billion dollars next fiscal year. The breakdown calls for 1.8 billion in military grants and credits and 700 million in economic loans. The letter, drafted by 19 senators led by Jacob Javits, signals strong pro Israel backing on Capitol Hill amid a pending policy reassessment and Ford Kissinger stance.
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Federal task force aims to cut auto theft by half
Washington announces a five year plan to slash auto thefts by 50 percent through a federal task force led by Transportation Secretary Coleman and Attorney General Levi. The program seeks private sector and local government involvement with cheaper ignition locks, tougher laws, and coordinated action across federal and state lines to reduce theft, improve recovery, and curb costs.
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Carter says Kennedy will not run in 1976
ANAHEIM Calif APFormer Georgia Gov Jimmy Carter says he was told by Sen Edward Kennedy that Kennedy will not be a presidential candidate in 1976 Carter, who has announced his own bid, said Kennedy assured him he would not seek the presidency under any circumstances despite reports to the contrary.
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