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Newspaper

Lincoln Journal

Location

Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1977

Page

2

Holden’s globe trotting fueled by conservation work and film career

Hollywood star William Holden, aged 59, combines a long history of conservation with global travel. He funds and runs Mt. Kenya Safari Club and a 1,260 acre game ranch, breeds endangered species, trains Africans in wildlife husbandry, and eyes Munich Corfu and Paris for Fedora filming while continuing acting to support his diverse interests.

Vernon Scott Hollywood UPI William Holden Holden Kenya New Guinea Palm Springs Switzerland Hong Kong Africa

Farming failure to empire builder Hulcher's rail wreck empire

Virden Illinois based M L Hutcher known as M L and his son Glenn run Hulcher Emergency Service Inc a rail wrecking and salvage company serving railroads across the eastern two thirds of the United States The firm guarantees dispatch within an hour and can rerail a 100 ton hopper or replace damaged track within hours Hutcher built his empire from dirt farming and heavy construction and is described as a self made millionaire with a strategic stake in keeping rail lines open and freight moving.

Bruce Ingersoll Chicago Sun-Times Virden, Ill Melvin Hutcher M.L Hutcher Rockies Glenn Hutcher Emergency Service Inc Hatcher Virden Hulcher Hulcher Emergency Service Norfolk & Western Railroads

Comedienne Totie Fields to undergo eye surgery next week

Totie Fields, who had a left leg amputated a year ago, will have an eye operation to determine the cause of cloudy eye fluid. A spokesman noted her return to performing after a circulatory problem may have influenced the eye trouble.

Comedienne Totie Fields Miss Fields UPI

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