Monsters Folding Up Their Wings at Sci Fi Film Convention
Los Angeles AP reports scientists and writers at the Science Fiction and Fantasy Film Convention say monster films are waning as TV pilots multiply. Richard Matheson predicts improv and better TV films. D C Fontana notes a shift away from giant monsters. Forrest Ackerman says studios eye classic authors with several books under option.
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Five Fatalities On State Roads
Five people died in Kansas traffic crashes since Thanksgiving. John Hannah 77 and Lula 68 of Iola were killed in a two car wreck on U S 54 near Yates Center. Barbara Mifflan 35 of Olathe also died in that collision. Bernice Stilts 38 of Wichita and her daughter Beth 2 were killed on U S 56 near Great Bend when their car struck a tractor trailer.
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Utah hunter seeks wallet owner from 12 years ago
A Salt Lake City deer hunter asks a local paper to help locate the wallet owner he found 12 years ago. He and a companion split $140 they found, which they discarded, and he now wants to return the money with interest. He hopes to make restitution for the mistake.
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Paralyzed Girl Forgives Brother After Accidental Shot
Diana Sevier, 13, Merritt Island, Fla., forgives her brother Bobby 15 after he accidentally fired a .38 pistol, paralyzing her from the neck down. She remains in good condition at a Cape Canaveral hospital. doctors warn lifelong paralysis may persist.
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