Weintraub builds showbiz empires from a Brooklyn start
Jerry Weintraub, a dynamic six footer and former MCA secretary in training, rose from selling free tickets to creating a major agency. He juggles clients like Neil Diamond and Elvis Presley, oversees Starland Vocal Band, and runs Management HI Ltd while planning TV shows and charity events. He cites mentors Parker and Todd as career touchstones.
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Battle Over Emmy Awards Sparks Los Angeles Drama
In Los Angeles the dispute over Emmy awards centers on who may grant them. The Hollywood chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences lost a bid to dissolve the national body and place the awards under receivership. The Hollywood chapter claims irreconcilable differences and seeks control, asserting the national group holds the credentials to award the statuettes.
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Major oil firms find more oil with fewer wells
A Petroleum-Industry Research Foundation study shows major companies discovered 60 of the nation’s 100 largest oil fields and 46 of the 50 largest natural gas fields. They spent 48 percent of exploration expenses from 1967 to 1974 while drilling only 10 percent of exploratory wells, yet accounted for a large share of gross additions.
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Petroleum — Industry Research Foundation
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Study Maps Huge Role of Exploration in Oil Reserves
A Department of Commerce analysis details why exploration costs rise, with drilling only 25 percent of industry spend. It notes offshore leasing boosts totals, cites Prudhoe Bay among major fields, and compares ultimate versus proved reserves for East Texas and Wilmington as benchmarks. Major independents and large fields shape 1974 reserve estimates and domestic production.
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Hoffman Farmer Passes Away After Illness in Indian Territory
Murray Hoffman of Midland Clifton Hoffman of Tempe Grant Hoffman of Salinas and Ramona McMordie of Amarillo survive him along with his wife Gladys Soote Hoffman. He lived in Childress County since 1963 after moving from Hill County in 1913 and farmed at Tel until 1972. He married Gladys July 32 1950 in Hollis. Eight grandchildren also listed with siblings and relatives across several states.
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Hollis
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Midland
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Tempe
Ariz
Grant. Hoffman
Salinas Calif
Ramona Mc Mordie
Gadsden Purchase Finalized in 1853 Boundary Dispute
James Gadsden, the U S minister to Mexico, was authorized by President Pierce to buy a small tract that now forms the southern portion of Arizona and New Mexico, resolving the long running boundary dispute between the United States and Mexico in 1853.
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Congress Establishes Indiana Territory in 1800
Congress created the Indiana Territory in 1800 outlining its governance and boundaries, marking a significant federal assertion over western lands and enabling organized territorial administration.
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Winter wheat production and harvest updates cited by US agriculture officials
A state of field surveys and reports from the US Department of Agriculture projects spring wheat production for 1978 crops and notes rain slowdowns in Texas and Kansas. Dry conditions prematurely ripened winter wheat in some regions, with harvest progress around mid year and disease concerns surfacing. Wisconsin and North Dakota prospects are mentioned amid cooler weather and ripening rates.
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New hires and contracting outlook for Labbeck cotton firm
New hires announced at the Labbeck cotton firm for the fall include Hill Clancew of Labbeck as an ongoing buyer for Chakbess and Frances Starkey Mrs Starkey who sold The Indes. The company seeks cotton contracts for the 7th year and urges area farmers to respond. Hed, Moses and Pram are established cotton buyers in Latbeck. The firm, formerly named, plans extended hours and a single contact phone.
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Latbeck
Local Cotton Firms Move into New Offices on Ceanmcree Street
Doug Moses Cotton Co and Hohenberg Bros. Cotton Co occupy offices at 206 Ceanmcree St. Randy Barber will handle the item. The firms plan to open between duty band duty 15 depending on equipment arrival. Helenberg Hires Cotton Co. 18 owned by Careitt Enterprises mainly handles grain sales.
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Celebration marks Kiwanis event and museum opening
The Childress Kiwanis celebration noted the Childress County Heritage Museum will officially open at 2 on July. About 45 members from various organizations attended the Hewes event. The text also mentions San Jose State University as the oldest public college on the West Coast, located in San Jose, California.
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