Animal cruelty concerns push Hollywood to protect movie animals
Los Angeles AP reports growing worry over dangerous film stunts that endanger horses and other animals. The American Humane Association backs safer sets, with Jack Valenti proposing a formal humane policy and a film industry conference to prevent animal killings and mistreatment in production.
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Plan 53.7 Million Draft Agency Still Costing Money
Washington AP reports selective service costs rise while no one is drafted. The standby draft budget faces Senate attack as Sen Hatfield calls the agency a bureaucratic dinosaur and proposes shutdown with severance costs. Induction authority expired, yet the agency must register and maintain records. Lottery to set draft priorities among 1955 birthdates slated for Wednesday.
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Winter's Chill Returns Across Eastern U.S.
Freezing temperatures pushed into the Southeast as winter's chill returned to the eastern half of the nation. Light snow touched North Dakota while rain and drizzle affected western Oregon and parts of Nebraska and Kansas. Temperatures ranged from 4 degrees at Marquette Michigan to 72 at Key West Florida with many cities reporting clear skies.
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Cinemette to acquire 90 Associated Theaters in PA and OH
Cinemette Corp of America says it will take over 90 theaters formerly operated by Associated Theaters in western Pennsylvania and Ohio. The deal price is undisclosed, with local estimates around 18 million dollars. Cinemette president Paul Grossman notes all Associated employees who wished to join will transfer to Cinemette.
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Rail cuts threaten Pennsylvania economy, officials warn
Philadelphia dispatch reports a state official warning that abandoning about 1450 miles of railroad track in Pennsylvania could devastate the economy. The plan to reorganize seven Northeast rail carriers risks leaving coal regions without service during an energy crisis.
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Packel Pushes Special Prosecutor Amid Philadelphia Police Probe
Atty. Gen. Israel Packel seeks a self appointed special prosecutor to investigate police corruption in Philadelphia due to legislative delays. He asked Penn Temple and Villanova law deans to provide three qualified names while lawmakers debate the prosecutor scope. A Justice Department spokesman noted disagreements over duties and jurisdiction. Vienna Declares 1975 Johann Strauss Year to mark 150th birth anniversary.
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