TV IN REVIEW Jugglers or journalists in 1970s news
A UPI dispatch critiques television’s 1970s news style as entertainment driven not journalism. It notes news packagers, skin tests, and gelled sets shift focus from reporting to ratings and sensation. It cites ABC AM America, NBC Tom Snyder, Sally Quinn, and a biting aside on Stephanie Edwards leaving AM America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ky Frank $. Sweatlow
New York
UPI
Central Park
Anghoran
Ballyhoos
ABC
AM America
Tom Snyder
NBC
Sally Quinn
CBS
Ted Baxter
A Plea for Nature From a Western Wildlife Friend
Retired journalist Arthur Ribbel extols watching wildlife on national forest land. He recalls deer, raccoons, gray squirrels, foxes, coyotes, bobcats, birds, and reptiles thriving where humans step back. He argues Nature’s balance outweighs city life and condemns trapping or poisoning wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ribbel
West
Steller
Oregon
Hope Ryden
Coward, McCann & Geoghegan
Rock
National Forest
Warner urges Exon to veto higher home loan usury limit
Nebraska Senator Jerome Warner urged Governor Exon to veto a bill raising the home loan interest ceiling from 9 to 11 percent. He cited declining rates, ample loan funds, and the post tornado rebuilding burden as reasons. The emergency clause failed, delaying the measure until about Sept. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Warner
Exon
Lincoln, Neb
UPL
Jerome Warner
Waverly
J. James Exon
Frank Lewis
Bellevue
Ford to be in black in second quarter says Ford
Dearborn, Mich. Henry Ford II told stockholders Ford Motor Co will be profitable in the second quarter after an $11 million loss in the first quarter of 1975. He cited cost reductions and deferral of new projects as effective measures since the company went public in 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn
Mich
UPI
Ford Motor Co
Henry Ford II
Ford
Bellwood School completes faculty for 1975-76
Bellwood The Bellwood Three KR School has completed its faculty for the upcoming year. Principal Robert Wilson leads the staff with Diana Snyder teaching music and kindergarten and a full lineup across grades one to eight including special reading, physical education and sports taught by Randy Rech and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellwood
Robert Wilson
Diana Snyder
Walter Hosher
Harry Morbach
von McDonald
Doris Ball
Esther Barrengrugh
David Carpenter
Diane Young
Yvonne Matulka
Helen Peterson
Randy Rech
Refugees cross into Thailand from Cambodia escape
Hundreds of refugees, including children and dogs, fled Cambodia and crossed into Thailand via a bridge. French Ambassador Jean-Louis Toffin announced all foreigners were evacuated from the Phnom Penh embassy, leaving the building deserted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akanyaprathet
Thailand
UPL
Cmbodia
Cambodia
Jean-Louis ‘Toffin
Phnom Penth
Phnom Penh
Toffin
Zero Mostel on film risks and art love at sixty
The actor discusses unchecked runvies, director clashes, and his view of art as his first love. He recalls a tense welcome to Ionesco and reflects on painting as his true passion, while Misty Rowe lands the Marilyn Monroe role in Bye Norma Jean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zero Mostel
Iuhesco
Ionesco
Mostel
Misty Rowe
Marilyn Monroe
Norma Jean
Miss Rowe
Shirley Temple
Mistalina
Hollywood
Marilyn
Natural
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TV IN Review
Stephanie Edwards
Miss Edwards
Los Angeles
J. Fred Muggs
I.Q
ABC Biggie
Ford Co
Schutler
FAJOY
Finnest Bandsi
Tar
Mike Pelan
Connie Abraham
Schuyler Music
Rod Wadherny
Lewis Pelen
Roy Coretta
Bon Hemeo
Systras Adm
Ernie Rucera Gates
Brelina Widging Dake
Showbeat Zero
Mostel Wow
Skeptic
Alisty
Skyway Drive-In
Schuyler, Nebr
Meo
SKY Theatre
Schuyler
Reser
Ighad
Highway
28Th Ave
Columbus
America
Maes Bend
Dynamark
H.P
Briggs & Stratton
Er Syn
CEA
Monte
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