Television Logs Thursday 6:0 as a C Wu Us
Television logs for Thursday show programming listings with times and channel notes. C Wu appears as a credited host or figure, with possible scheduling notes and unidentified abbreviations.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1970
Page
9
Television logs for Thursday show programming listings with times and channel notes. C Wu appears as a credited host or figure, with possible scheduling notes and unidentified abbreviations.
A tidbit notes that topiary is the art of training cutting and trimming trees and shrubs into odd and ornamental patterns. It says topiary decoration peaked in England and Europe during the 17th and 18th centuries when royalty and the gentry enjoyed formal gardens and could command labor to maintain them.
Philadelphia lawyer Miles W. Kirkpatrick has been chosen by President Nixon to head the Federal Trade Commission for the unexpired seven year term of Caspar Weinberger. The nomination awaits Senate confirmation. if confirmed he would serve as chairman until 1976. Kirkpatrick led a 1969 ABA study urging major FTC reforms or abolition due to ineffectiveness and internal discord.
Otis Homer McFadden, 35, of Little Rock, tried to escape from Conway County Jail in Morrilton Tuesday but was disarmed by County Tax Assessor W. O. Hice. Meanwhile in St Louis, discussion focused on FTC consumer protection and antitrust duties as hearings loom for proposed changes.
In Hermitage, Nelkie Sue Wells manages the Wells cafe and office while husband Bill Wells campaigns for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. She plans to attend more rallies as his bid proceeds toward the August primary, after shifting cafe duties to an employee.
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