Women break into Hollywood power circles in the film industry
Dawn Steel at Columbia Pictures and Sherry Lansing of 20th Century Fox are noted as early female power brokers. Gale Anne Hurd, head of Pacific Western Productions, has produced hits like The Terminator and Aliens and now leads The Abyss with a 40 million dollar budget. Hurd’s path illustrates how women are reshaping executive ranks through talent and profitability.
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Dawn Steel
Columbia Pictures
Harry Cohn
Frank Price
Ray Stark
David Puttnam
Steel
Sherry Lansing
20Th Century Fox
Stanley Jaffe
Lansing
Steel and
Gale Anne Hurd
Pacific Western Productions
Hurd
Stanford
Roger Cor
Hollywood
James Cameron
Cameron
American Film Institute
Lee Grant
Dyan Cannon
Randa Haines
Nancy Malone
Marsha Mason
Joanne Woodward
Workshop
Roger Corman
DDW
Richard Benjamin
Taylor Hackford
Columbia
Jane Fonda
Michael Douglas
Cher
Autograph fee aids AIDS research in celebrity trend
Sigourney Weaver charges fans $1 for autographs with proceeds to AIDS research. Celeste Holm inspired the idea, saying she has raised about $20,000 for UNICEF. Weaver says the gesture makes autographing a shared moment. Dan Rather argues Americans care about world events and criticizes media for ignoring foreign coverage. Elvis Presley’s Graceland drew 4,920 visitors last week, earning $110,000, surpassing the $7,000 cost to build in 1957. Joe Clark, stepping down as Eastside High principal, launches a lecture circuit with plans to discuss drug policy with William Bennett and promote his philosophy.
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Sigourney Weaver
Ghostbusters
Weaver
People Magazine
Dan Rather
CBS
Newsweek
Rather
China
U.S
Graceland
Memphis
Tenn
Elvis
Jack Soden
Joe Clark
Eastside High School
Paterson
N.J
Clark
William Bennett
Bennett
Jo Bartlett to serve home cooking at Luigi's Sterling
Jo Bartlett joins Luigi's Italian Restaurant in Sterling offering good ole home cooking for breakfast and lunch starting Monday July 10. The cafe opens at 5:00 a.m. daily with lunch from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Located at 1810 N Locust St near C. G. Hospital and White Hen Pantry, former Dixon customers are invited.
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Jo Bartlett
Sterling
Dixon Area
Locust St
C. G. Hospital
White Hen Pantry
Astrograph July 11 1989 zodiac outlook and match tips
The July 11 1989 Astrograph notes a busy year ahead socially and businesswise. It lists zodiac forecasts for Cancer through Aries with guidance on plans, romance, finances, and personal connections, ending with a garbled line.
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Matchmaker
P.O
Cleveland
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Minnar Andisetmante
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Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Urprise Assn
Garfield
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Johnny Kart
Harold P
Winthrop
Dick Cavalli
AVAL
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Chip Sansom
Imai
Toman
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Alley Oop
Dave Graue
Fang
Henar
Alley 2Op
Iscar Boom
Ai' Fallen
THE
Lemmians
Kay
King Tunk
Frank
Ernest
Ky Bob Thaves
Eek & Meek
Howie Schneider
B.C
Johnny Hart
God
Rose IS
Rose
Pat Brady
Pasquale
Sittonya
Lappin Stere
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