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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1973
Page
7
Katharine Ross and Dustin Hoffman are in a Bowline Theater screening of The Graduate. Hoffman is repeatedly recognized and called by various names as the scene unfolds in a hotel lobby setting.
Hollywood notes Joanne Carson is leaving her VIPs show with taping ending Jan 12. Glenn Ford returns to NBC with a Bond inspired project traced to Cade's County creator, aiming for a series if sold. MGM rereleases Trish Van Devere film Number and Oscar chatter follows. Cary Grant courts Madeline Unger amid Manhattan publicity buzz.
A fragmentary onscreen guide lists programs and time slots including News 6 To Tell The Truth Dragnet Sanford and Son The Partridge Family The Sand Pebbles Coast of Skeletons Perry Mason and Johnny Carson at late hours, reflecting a mixed classic lineup and scheduling notes.
Animation and live action pieces highlight health risks from overweight and smoking at 8:30 PM. A documentary on ancient astronauts Daniken’s Chariots of the Gods prompts discussion. Comedy hosts a 1970s revue. several films and dramas air late night including The Sand Pebbles and Up Periscope with star casts.
Moulton announces the first of 19 scheduled court weeks begins February 12 with civil court and the selection of two grand juries from 3 000 juror names. The first criminal term starts February 19 with a second degree murder case against Alvis Jones.
State National Bank in Decatur announces three promotions after the December board meeting. Jack D. Walker becomes vice president and general auditor, Woodson L. Ennis is named personnel officer, and Dan M. David takes on operations officer duties. Walker, Ennis, and David each have extensive banking backgrounds and professional training credentials.
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