The Man Who Fell to Earth British Bowie's Space Tale
David Bowie stars as an alien spaceman in The Man Who Fell to Earth a British release. The film explores Earthly life and water scarcity as Bowie’s character seeks a solution while navigating American space industry and complex personal ethics.
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Unusual Movie Moves Into a Desert Setting
A science fiction parody follows Newton as he arrives on a barren planet and builds a research operation in New Mexico. Oliver Farnsworth resists, Mary-Lou runs the hotel home, Dr. Nathan Bryce joins the venture, and James Lovell appears in clips. Candy Clark delivers a standout performance.
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Film Puzzler The Sailor Who Fell From Grace With The Sea
Gail Cooper-Evans reviews The Sailor Who Fell From Grace With The Sea at Plaza. Kris Kristofferson stars as a sea captain in a romantic yet explicit tale about a widowed mother, her son, and a taboo affair amid a disturbing subplot of youth plotting.
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Iowa Farm Leaders Headed on Europe Soviet Union Tour
Town secretary of agriculture Robert H. Lounsberry leads a 33 member Iowa delegation on a three week goodwill tour of Europe and the Soviet Union to open foreign markets for U S agricultural products. Talks with officials of the European Common Market in Brussels are planned while meetings with agriculture officials in Poland and the Soviet Union are noted. The trip aims to remove trade barriers and promote person to person understanding while targeting new markets.
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Women Injured In Two Car Crash at City Intersection
Two Cedar Rapids women were injured Friday in a two vehicle crash at Fifth Avenue SE and Seventh Street SE. Kathy Welsh 18 of 4507 Ozark Street NE drove north and entered the intersection when her car was broad sided by eastbound Betty Haddad 47 of 317 Sixteenth Street SE. Both were treated and released from Mercy hospital. Welsh was charged with driving the wrong way. Damages were estimated at 1300 and 1000 dollars respectively.
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