The Front film review with Woody Allen star power
A critical look at The Front starring Woody Allen and Zero Mostel, confronting Hollywood blacklisting and the 1950s anti communist era. The piece notes mixed tones and risks, applauds Allen’s dramatic debut while praising Zero Mostel as the real emotional center amid controversial historical themes.
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Ford, Aide Discuss '78 Budget in Palm Springs
Budget Director James Lynn flew to Palm Springs to confer with President Ford on the fiscal 1978 budget. Reports estimate a total of about 450 billion with a deficit between 32 and 58 billion. The talks followed Ford’s post election vacation and included briefings and golf at Thunderbird Country Club with associates Leon Parma and Fred Wilson.
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Supervisors Approve 1977 Johnson County Road Budget
Johnson County supervisors on Friday received the 1977 county road budget totaling 2 534 000. The plan forecasts 900 000 from property taxes 840 000 from road use tax funds and 200 000 from federal revenue sharing. Expenditures include 1 200 000 for road maintenance.
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Pay discrimination suit against UNI falls short
U S District Judge Edward J McManus ruled against two female clerical workers Pauline Christensen and Phyllis Gohman in a University of Northern Iowa pay discrimination case. The suit claimed women earned about $2000 less per year and violated the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Fair Labor Standards Act. The judge found no evidence that women’s jobs were comparable to men’s and noted UNI has a systematic merit pay plan.
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Mac Davis Pants Split Stuns MGM Grand Crowd
Las Vegas AP reports singer Mac Davis split the seat of his pants during a 1950s medley opening night for 1,300 at the MGM Grand. Davis joked about catching heck after the show while addressing his mother and stepfather in the audience, noting embarrassment and apology for the wardrobe mishap.
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