ACS Crusade Reaches Eight Hundred Eighty Eight Dollars
Collections in the American Cancer Society crusade for the Cattle County unit total eight hundred eighty eight dollars and fifty four cents with memorial gifts adding one hundred sixty seven dollars. Volunteers are sought for two localities lacking workers while family visit reports dominate local society notes.
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Todd
Rance and
Jill
Hyde Park
N.Y
S. E. “Buster” Davis
Veterans Memorial Building
James
Midland
James Lackey
Penny
Janet
Tammy
Wichita Falls
Roy Thacker
Odessa
Pam Thacker
Ray Slaughter
Fort Worth
Louie Berry
Chalk
Cliff Thacker
Paducah
Bert Pinkston
J. D. Pinston
Tommy Dean Pinkston
Ada Cannefax
Mable Welch
Kenneth Nelson
Robert Madrid
Harold Pinkston
Gracie Avants Steward
Phoenix
Ariz
Wilson Pinkston
San Bernardino
Janet MacLachlan Emerges as Possible First Black Female Star
Hollywood buzz centers on Janet MacLachlan as a leading candidate to become the first black woman star. She gained notice as the teacher in Sounder and now co stars in Maurie with Bernie Casey and Stephanie Edwards while preparing for Love Thy Neighbor on ABC.
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Hollywood
NEA
Diana Ross
Cicely Tyson
Vonetta McGee
Pam Grier
Denise Nicholas
Janet MacLachlan
McGee
Tyson
Janet
Bernie Casey
Bo Swenson
Stephanie Edwards
Maurice Stokes
Jack Twyman
Stokes
Maurie
ABC
Joyce Bullfant
Mary Tyler Moore
Yorkin-Lear
Sanford and Son
Maude
Yorkin- Lear
Archie Bunker
New York
New York TV
Universal
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Spending to Rise. 5 Percent 1973 Increase Planned
US business plans a 5 percent rise in research and development expenditures in 1973 and a 23 percent jump from 1973 to 1976, per McGraw-Hill Economic Dept. Actual 1973 work dips due to cost factors. R&D by industry to reach 21.2 billion in 1973 and 26.1 billion in 1976. Douglas Greenwald cites real-term dip.
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NEW York
Economic Department
McGraw- Hill Publications Co
Douglas Greenwald
McGraw-Hill
Road crews plant trees to cut glare on highways
Donald S. Knight of the Road Information Program says glare from oncoming headlights is declining as road builders plant 70,000 trees and 140,000 seedlings each year on interstate highways. In seven years more than 500,000 trees and one million seedlings have been planted.
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Washington
Donald S. Knight
Knight
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Ariz. Allen King
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Vernon Slaughter
A. J. King
E. W. Hamilton
Gary
Alfred
BLACK
Briggs & Straton
Redheart Knitting
Weel Peres
Childress
LGE
Rolls
Blazers
Lemendi
Texas
Dick Turner