Hairdressers Learn to Listen Under Mental Health Program
The Mental Health Association of Dede County runs a free Heads Up program for hairdressers started in January to help them hear clients’ problems and refer troubled individuals to counseling. Experts say the hairdresser’s trusted, intimate role builds trust and can aid both client and counselor relations.
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Academy awards and TV notes from Los Angeles
AP report from Los Angeles details The Hindenburg earning two special Oscars for visual effects and sound, with Albert Whitlock Glen Robinson and Peter Berkas recognized. Mervyn LeRoy and Dale Stein receive Thalberg and humanitarian honors at the March 29 ceremony. The Moneychangers teleplay is moving to NBC World Premiere, while Donald Duck leads Disney ratings and Starsky and Hutch renewals highlight TV. Broadway hit A Chorus Line follows with rights purchase. Alan Arkbell mentioned in late item.
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Winter Storm Batters Interior Areas
A major winter storm dumped heavy snow and freezing rain across interior regions, with thunderstorms in Oklahoma. Snow covered the central Rockies to the Western Great Lakes, while freezing rain hit Kansas to Michigan. Rivers rose in lower Michigan, flash flood warnings issued in Missouri, Illinois, and Wisconsin as schools closed and roads became impassable.
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Jane Fonda Returns To Film After Seven Years Of Activism
Jane Fonda announces a Hollywood comeback with a new project following a seven year hiatus marked by antiwar activism. She notes Nixon era scrutiny and the blacklist climate, but now pursues roles while remaining engaged in causes including her husband Tom Hayden’s U.S. Senate campaign.
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