Runaway TV production alarms Hollywood unions
Hollywood unions warn that foreign filmed television drains U.S. jobs as shows like the Des O Connor Show and Shirley's World shift production abroad. They cite cost savings and residuals as motives and say they may protest networks and advertisers to curb the trend.
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Memory Cloth Idea Sparks Family Heirloom Craft
Readers share memory cloth tips with a plastic base cloth and white cloth to preserve signatures. Embroider later with colored thread on rainy days, creating a family heirloom. Also notes vinegar cleaning hacks and a camp pole storage idea. A Kansas man, George Gregory, runs a historic auto machine shop in a former oil refinery near East 14th Street, with a lifetime in repair work and a wife who makes ceramics.
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Growth of shareowners survey prompts questions on ownership
New York report notes about 138 million direct or indirect shareowners, 67 percent of the population, with institutions like insurers and pension funds holding much of the stock. It warns institutionalization could squeeze small investors, raise costs, and threaten market liquidity, urging renewal of trust in individual ownership.
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Wheat Producers Advised To Develop Feed Market
Kansas wheat researchers urge growers to target live stock feed as a new outlet for wheat. Hays Experiment Station head Bill Duitsman cites rising feed use from 99 million bushels in 1966 67 to 200 million in 1969 70, notes insect and disease resistance goals, and highlights Triumph and Scout as yield boosters.
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Cry of Christian Suffering By George W. Cornell AP Religion Writer
Sabrina Wurmbrand describes the sufferings of Christians and Jews in Communist states and how she and her husband organize aid through Jesus to the Communist World Inc. The Wurmbrands, Jewish converts now with the American Lutheran Church, have led underground church efforts and chronicled prison experiences in the Soviet Union and China.
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