French diver dies in Lake Ontario during Calypso shoot
Remy Andre Galliano, 30, of Marseilles, a diver on Jacques Cousteau's Calypso, drowned near a shipwreck in Lake Ontario while filming a Great Lakes documentary. Galliano assisted with lighting as three other divers searched for him after he failed to surface.
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Silverman gets NBC extension through 1982 to lift ratings
NBC extended Fred Silverman’s contract to end of 1982, keeping the No. 1 prime time programmer through at least two more seasons. The move ends rumors he would depart and confirms his role as president to improve NBC’s standings, though terms were not disclosed. A separate item notes a divorce granted after a husband’s quip about not interrupting his wife.
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First Baton Clinic a Huge Success
The first Baton Clinic at Don Titus Elementary School gym Chelywnd over Labour Day weekend drew 25 twirlers for two days of new material and routines led by Valerie Ludwich of Richland Washington. An exhibition for parents closed the event with awards to Paige Comeau Heather McKinnon and Shelley Proctor.
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Canada column on Ottawa trip by Jerry Stuart
Jerry Stuart a relative of mite fromed Philadelphia paddled from Kingston to Ottawa and down the Ottawa River to Montreal calling the journey the finest canoe trip he had ever made. He compared Ottawa favorably as solid and stately while Washington he called planned with grand malls but lacked the same charm. He praised Parliament Hill and urged all Canadians to visit. John Fisher Canada Centennial Commissioner spoke about unity work.
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Braun scientists photograph shaving in ultra high speed
Braun scientists developed a technique to graph the shaving operation from behind the foil head. They used a shutter speed of 3200 frames per second with light 50 times the intensity of the midday sun. The intense light forced brief shooting bursts to prevent skin scorching.
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