Talking to animals is his business
Lou Brook runs Dawn Animal Agency Inc a New Jersey New York based outfit that trains and handles animals for television film stage and advertising. The operation began fourteen years ago and now comprises over 80 animals earning large gross income though net profits stay near zero as costs and care consume earnings. Brook describes training methods and recalls incidents with animals including a baby elephant a dromedary and a skunk while noting ethical care and vet expenses totaling about ten thousand dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Merrill
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Louuitt
Brook
Ty Dalittle
Gwh Animal Agency, Inc
Patrick
Sealeh
New York City
Liza Minnelli
Junie Mean
Bum
Barbara Austin
New Jersey
Barbier
Austin
Dawn
Animal Renital
Ike Frith
Bing Brook
Hon
George
Bordellos closed in Wallace Idaho mining town
In Wallace Idaho the town of 3000, long known for silver and its bordellos, shut five houses last month under a new state criminal code removing local option. Residents vary from defense of the houses to views of regret, noting their impact on miners and community life amid political pressure and social reform.
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Wallace
Itaho
UPI
Idaho
Silver Valley
Coeur D'Alene
Italin
Senpe
Dolores Arnold
Lum
Luxelle
Miss Arnold
Umiforms
Richard A. Anderson
Bordello
Grees
Lic
Nwn
RWAL
Voice of
Spokane
Mayd Yocum
Bubbles to build a garden in the Red Sea
Israeli artist Matty Grunberg plans an underwater sculpture garden of bubbles formed by air pipes off Eilat the project aims to harness natural elements for conceptual art. He envisions color rainbow signals near Haifa and a color film with underwater bubbles lighted by Bilat resort towers.
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Eilat
Israel
Red Sea
Matty Grunberg
Grunberg
Paris
New York
Haifa
Dead Sea
Jordan
Bilat
Tel Aviv
Lisian Museum
Copenhagen
Sai
Health Maintenance Organization Clinic Opens in Lexington
The Hunter Foundation for Health Care launches one of 14 clinics nationwide to offer an experimental HMO plan with preventive and curative services for a flat monthly fee. About 1,900 contracts cover roughly 2,000 patients, with potential to serve up to 10,000. The plan includes centralized records, a care team, and prepaid hospital care, funded by a $16 million government grant through 1974.
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Lexington
Hunter Foundation For Health Care, Inc
HMQ
Walter Stoll
Hunter Foundation
Stoll
Office of Economic Opportunity
Stall
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Harnas
Purina
Lan
Dow Chemical
Young Admiri
SR Hire
Bubbles
Collinsville
Carrie Smith
St. Lows Zoo
Grafeitt
Soll
Foundation
Joyce Berry
Rhodem
Fayette County
The
Hamlet Foundation
Gome
Leroy
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