ABC kid boss seeks Emmy reform after daytime awards
Squire Bushnell head of ABC-TV children's programming blasts the daytime Emmy nominating process as biased and outdated. He proposes screening nonprime time shows and an informed elimination method to honor deserving children's programs and avoid favoritism. Barbara Walters also critiqued the ceremony on the river boat awards night.
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Man fined for trespass after foot loss on railway
In Grafton Court of Petty Sessions Barry Morris a butcher was fined 19 dollars for trespassing on railway property He admitted walking across a railroad overpass with friends on March 14 last year during a flood He was ordered to pay 8 dollars court costs and 84 dollars witnesses expenses Magistrate Ken G Rodey noted no implied permission to use the rail shuttle during the flood despite an invitation to the public
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New Jersey Governor Pushes End to Prescription Ad Ban
Gov Brendan Byrne in Princeton urges a law to lift the advertising ban on prescription drugs and eye glasses. He argues ads lower consumer prices and save residents millions annually, citing federal and consumer group studies. An assembly committee finished two days of hearings last week. Byrne notes price comparisons show advertising states have lower eye glass prices than New Jersey.
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Englishman Roger Keys faces travel woes in Lincoln
English jeweler Roger Keys and his wife and 12 year old son tour the United States by Greyhound on a year long trip. A lost suitcase containing medications and documents sparked delays in Fayetteville and Lincoln. The family awaits the bag’s return as they plan onward to Vancouver and Australia.
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Schuyler Police Report Two Vehicle Accidents
Police Chief Marlin Krack described two Wednesday night crashes in Schuyler. at 8th and Colfax a car driven by Roxie L Doliver collided with a bicycle ridden by Joe King, causing no damage or injuries. At 16th and Denver Edward Schentag of York hit a Honda driven by Gaylen Kehrli as the cyclist tried a left turn. no injuries were reported.
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Bicycle Rodeo Winners Named for May 17 Event
Genoa announces winners from a field of 41 competitors. In first and second grades Clinton Jones took first, Jimmy Rosno and Renee Zoucha shared places, while Craig Smith, Debbie Slonecker, and Jerilyn Anderson placed in higher grades. Fifth and sixth grades saw Angela Whitlow top, with Mike Kaup and Brad Swantek placing. Overall champions were Angela Whitlow and Craig Smith.
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McCollister Urges $1.5 Trillion Private Investment Boost
Rep. John Y. McCollister urges a $1.5 trillion rise in private investment over 10 years to create about 20 million jobs. He notes a 22 percent drop in business profits and an 11.3 percent decline in real GNP in early this year. The piece also references The Gentleman's Magazine’s origin and meaning of the term magazine.
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Ford says U S must stay strong on Memorial Day
President Ford, at Arlington, urged maintaining military strength amid world unrest. He commemorated war dead and those who kept the peace, noting the Mayaguez rescue and paying tribute to Americans who sacrificed for freedom. A 21 gun salute and taps followed the wreath ceremony.
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Violent Memorial Day Storms Claim Several Lives
A nationwide line of severe storms on Memorial Day left at least two dead and caused flooding from Texas to the Atlantic coast. Tornadoes touched down in Illinois and Missouri. 4000 power outages occurred near Kansas City. Light floods and downed lines were reported in Georgia, Illinois, and surrounding states.
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Time Standardized Adopted in 1883 Deadline
A national system of standard time was adopted on November 18, 1883, establishing uniform time zones nationwide.
Hail Damages Cars as Storms Hit Texas and Georgia
A weekend storm pounded Azle Texas with two inches of hail and caused power outages in Jacksboro. Golfball sized hail struck Valdosta Georgia while winds inflicted scattered minor damage across the region.
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