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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1977

Page

2

The Swarm Disaster Film Bees and Bravado

Hollywood column by Dick Kleiner details Irwin Allen's upcoming disaster film The Swarm about African killer bees. It covers on-set bee handling, safety gear, cast input with Michael Caine and Olivia DeHavilland, and Caine’s planned move from England to California due to high taxes and a fading UK film industry.

Dick Kleiner Hollywood NEA Irwin Allen Cen Allen South America Africa California Washington Texas Arizona New Mexico Olivia DeHavilland Wil Unie Michael Caine Katherine Ross Bradford Dillman Miss Ross Marysville Durant Paul Irwin Caine Philby England Olivia Roger Moore Ress

Farmers press for parity reach Carter home in Plains

About 2,500 farmers on 300 tractors and 1,000 pickups converged on Plains Georgia to seek 100 percent parity and a fair profit. They were promised a meeting with President Carter after he telephoned a Plains farmer delegate. The group urged Carter to back a five point plan and warned of crop withdrawals if goals aren’t met. Nearby, other farm actions and community notices were reported.

Plains UPI Carter Harold Israel Georgia Tommy Kersey Florida Alabama A.m Kersey Rarhier U.S Cater Missouri Joseph P. Teasdales Jefferson City

Arson crackdown cited as half of Omaha fires blamed

Assistant Fire Chief Vernon Trapp warned that about 50 percent of Omaha fires are arson, with a 300 percent rise over five years. A task force with police, fire officials, the Chamber of Commerce, and insurers seeks $85,000 for a state arson unit, while funding for informants may be sought locally. Trapp laments being outpaced by arsonists and notes 99 of 100 arsonists go free.

Omaha UPT Vernon Trapp Trapp Fire Department Chamber of Commerce Insurance Industry State Crime Commission Jack Swangon Swanson

Bethlehem mayor wires Carter for Christmas peace message

Bethlehem Mayor Elias Freij sent a Christmas telegram to President Carter from his office above Manger Square thanking the United States for efforts toward a just peace in the Holy Land. Freij, noting Carter’s support for Palestinian rights, said this was his first Christmas message to an American president.

Bethlehem Jordan UPI Elias Freij Carter U.S Jesus Christ White House Manger Square Holy Land Middle East Freij

Bell System seeks market orientation under Arch McGill

Arch McGill leads AT T change from operations focus to market oriented strategy. He studies customers and competitors including Wells Fargo Bank and IBM to boost earnings and speed up service. New products roll out, from California stores to Chicago mobile phone installations, while IBM remains a dominant data services rival.

Arch McGill McGill Phyllis Diller Metsill At&t McKinsey & Co Inney IBM California Wells Fargo Bank Bell System Chicago Minds Bell Pacific Telephone ACA Ma Bell

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