Lemmon Forms Own Film Company For Self-Protection Move
Hollywood AP. Jack Lemmon forms Jalem Productions with Martin Manulis to back his projects. He cites past roles, Oscar nominations, and a daring film Luv as he challenges industry habits by producing his own work and taking a risky, self critical lead role.
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K State Students Back Stadium Plan in Campus Vote
Kansas State University students backed a 1.5 million stadium plan by 3 313 yes to 1495 no in a campus referendum. The vote total of 4 808 surpassed previous campus election records with only the Graduate School opposing. President McCain awaits Student Senate advice before approaching the Regents.
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Richard Bond Named Assistant to Kansas Congressman Elect
Richard L Bond of Overland Park has been named administrative assistant to Larry Winn Jr GOP Congressman elect for Kansas Third District. Bond comes from Ellsworth staff where he served five years. The office will stay in the Federal Building Kansas City Kansas. Bond and Winn collaborated in Winns past roles as district chairman and Ellsworths campaign chairman. He is a Shawnee Mission High School graduate with a law degree from Kansas University and is married to Sue Sedgwick with two children.
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Post Office predicts 8.5 billion holiday mails this year
The Post Office Department estimates 42 pieces of mail per person this season. Total mail volume is projected at 8.5 billion, about 300000 more than last year. The report notes strong holiday activity across the nation. Seven former Little League players appeared for the Dodgers in the 1966 World Series.
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Two Labor Groups Feuding on Dues
The United Auto Workers say it does not owe 270000 dollars to the AFL-CIO amid a growing rift between UAW leader Walter Reuther and AFL-CIO President George Meany. Unofficial AFL-CIO sources note dues are late but unlikely to trigger suspension before December 15.
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Bess Stone Students Craft Christmas Goods
Students at the Bess Stone Activity Center make Christmas cards bags wastebaskets and assorted handicrafts for Christmas giving as part of a holiday program.
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Card Making Volunteers List Names November Helpers
More than 1 575 cards have been produced and orders paused. November volunteers include Mrs Paul Smart Mrs Michael Doudoroff Mrs David Brain Mrs Bob Hagen Mrs John Emerson Mrs D Paret Holden Mrs J D Davis Mrs Haden Mrs J D Davis Mrs Jack Mitchell Mrs Bob Moore Mrs Ernest Peters Mrs Wel don Sickles Mrs George Beckmann Mrs George Ryan Mrs James Akagi Mrs W K Legler Mrs S Harrison Mrs B Brooks Mrs Jack Rose Mrs B Higgins Mrs E Churchill Mrs Caroline Hutchins Miss Dorothy Bradbury and Laurence Osmond.
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California Puts Wary Watch On Cresting River
The Associated Press reports authorities in California monitor rising river levels as flood fears grow along affected basins. Officials urge residents to stay alert, with forecasts predicting further cresting and potential evacuation needs.
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Floods flood California river towns isolate Johnsdale
Swollen rivers forced residents from Central Valley homes while Salinas River crest threatened coastal areas. Army helicopters prepared to airlift medicines to Johnsdale, as 600 Kern County residents plus 200 Porterville evacuees faced isolation and losses run into millions. one dead and one missing were reported amid widespread bridge collapse.
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