Government studies need for more CB radio frequencies
Washington reports the FCC is examining whether extra frequencies are needed as CB radio usage grows with 23 million citizens using CB radios and over 10 million yearly sales. A May 1976 planning group surveys users and evaluates spectrum options across seven proposed bands while avoiding television interference.
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Washington
Federal Communications ‘Commission
Carlos V. Roberts
FCC
Office of Plans and Policy
Roberts
Benji creator Joe Camp reshapes film marketing in Hollywood
Joe Camp, born in St Louis and raised in Memphis, turned the 1974 film Benji into a runaway hit by applying advertising principles learned during his Mulberry Square venture. He later launched Hawmps and plans a June 500 theater release for the Greece-shot sequel For the Love of Benji.
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Bob Thomas
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Benji
Joe
Camp
Cai
Alberry
Square Productions
Camps
Army
Cat
St. Louis
Memphis
Ole Miss
Walt‘Disney
Walt
Hollywood
Mulberry Square
Love of
Greece
Benll
Bankrupt farmer faces aggravated assault charges in Colby case
Jerome G. Beery a former physicist tied to Browning Grain Co is charged with aggravated assault over an incident near Goodland Kansas involving a shotgun during a bankruptcy proceeding. Federal judge ordered inventory of Berry's property for a receiver sale while farmers claimed $1.7 million in grain delivered was unpaid.
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Jerome’ G. Beery
Nwelime
Browning Grain Co
Colby
Cin
Los Alamos
N.M
Hig Company
Bill Cole
Goodland
Wichita
Berry
Cole
Star Wars stars praise Lucas as hit breaks records
Seattle reporters note Mark Hamill Carrie Fisher and Harrison Ford credit writer director George Lucas for Star Wars success. The film shatters theater records in its first week and stock in 20th Century Fox doubles. All three stars sign for a sequel to begin filming next summer.
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Seattle
Mark Hamill
Dorothy Hamill
Carrie Fisher
Debbie Reynolds
Eddie ‘Fisher
Warren Beally
Harrigan Ford
Hamill
Ford
Miss Fisher
Errol Flynn
Dts
Ater
Shaw Business
Variety
20Th Century. Fox
Georges Lucas
Lucas
Hawaii
Luke
Skywalker
George
Miss. Fisher
Jodie Foster
Ellen
Marcia
Boots Randolph Opens Nashville Club On Printer's Alley
Boots Randolph launches his own club in Printer's Alley Nashville with a $750000, 275 seat venue aiming to be the Al Hirt or Pete Fountain of Nashville blending jazz country pop. He notes decades in the Nashville scene, plans an album, and says nightclubs offer a changing audience and the nostalgia boom drawing people away from television.
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Nashville
Tenn
Boots
Randolph
Printer's Alley
al ‘Hirt
Pete
Radon
Ike
Sax
Boots Strings
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Wells
W. Mary ST
8Th
U.S
Louis Armstrong
Duke Ellington
Arthur Fiedler
Aatrex
Hntrazine
Coffee Ann
Garden City Farm Center
RFD
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