Honor Thy Father TV Movie Based On Talese Book
Gay Talese’s Mafia study Honor Thy Father becomes a TV film airing March 1. Talese notes TV offers a larger audience, discusses rights, and explains he did not write the screenplay. Cast includes Hal Blaine Bonante, Valone, Vaccaro, Castellano. book’s paperback rights sold high. no involvement in screenplay.
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Emphasis on not wasting electricity in public guidance
Public Information Supervisor Rot Bogus of Nebraska Public Power District urged careful use of appliances and warned against alarmist claims. He cited small appliances as 3 to 4 percent of total power, with 60 percent used industrially and commercially and 23 percent for other residential uses. He advised proper wiring, appliance maintenance, and efficient cooking, heating, cooling, and lighting practices amid National Electrical Week efforts.
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Shield law gains broad backing in Lincoln hearing
Neb API supporters urge passage of a shield law aimed at public benefit. News media and attorneys back LB360 and LB30, sponsored by Sen John Savage, as Judiciary Committee adjourns without action. Reporters would not be compelled in federal or state proceedings to reveal sources.
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Devaluation impacts overseas costs and travel
Washington reports the 10 percent dollar devaluation will raise prices on foreign goods sold in the United States and increase costs for Americans traveling or living abroad. The move lowers the dollar's value relative to other currencies, meaning Americans will pay more US dollars for foreign currencies.
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JDs Honor Loretta Meleal at Bethel 33 Event in Kearney
Loretta Meleal of Kearney was guest of Job's Daughters Bethel 33 along with Grand Deputy Lucille Barrett and Grand Bethel Honored Queen Linda Greenwald. Penny Barrett and Doris Van Diest also attended as officers. A devaluation discussion followed, detailing potential effects on prices, trade balance, and consumer costs, with mixed outcomes depending on foreign absorption of losses.
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Nixon gives Reagan JFK book at Western White House
President Nixon presented Governor Ronald Reagan with a copy of The Kennedy Promise a book about John F. Kennedy during a visit at the Western White House. Reagan said the gift followed Nixon's inquiry about his reading and did not reveal his own comments on the book.
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Homemaking Honor Awarded to Barb Zelazny in Schuyler
Barbara Zelazny of Schuyler Centre High School was named 973 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow after scoring highest on a homemaking knowledge test. She received a General Mills charm and advances eligible for state and national honors.
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Nomadic Danakil Build Mobile Shelters On The Move
Ethiopia's Danakil tribesmen craft collapsible shelters from bruishwood goatskin and straw mats. When water and forage scarce, families load the shelter onto a camel and migrate, showing resourceful adaptation to harsh desert life.
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