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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1977

Page

7

Television Schedule Big Night Includes Carter Energy Update

NBC and ABC prime time feature news and entertainment with President Carter discussing the energy crisis in a late evening block. Schedule includes Little House on the Prairie The A Team and Tonight Show style guests and movies across channels and times.

Carter NBC Macon County Max Baer Chevyl Waters South Merv Griffin Pagl and Dan John Ford Coley Oliver Reed David Frost Martee Lebous Deborah Raffin THE Pallisers Burt Eynolds Barbara Loden Hollywood

Writer files $2 million suit against Mel Brooks

Nathan Cohen sues producer Mel Brooks claiming he plagiarized the idea for Silent Movie. Cohen says he conceived the concept in 1974 in a script titled Jack and the Lean Talk. Defendants include Brooks, screenwriter Ron Clark and agent Michael Hergberg.

Los Angeles Mel Brooks Brooks Nathan Cohen Jack and the Lean Talk Ron Clark Michael Hergberg Cohen

NBC cancels Emmy Awards night broadcast

NBC yanks the 1977 primetime Emmy telecast from May 15 in Burbank citing a mass boycott by top stars including Mary Tyler Moore Valerie Harper and Edward Asner over a dispute between the National Academy and its Hollywood chapter. Daytime Emmys on May 12 remain planned.

Mary Tyler Moore Valerie Harper Edward Asner National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Hollywood National Academy NBC Robert T. Howard Howard Los Angeles Academy New York

Crime cost figures in FBI Uniform Crime Reports

The latest FBI Uniform Crime Reports show national costs from robbery at 154 million dollars, burglary at 1.4 billion dollars, and larceny theft at 992 million dollars. The figures highlight the economic impact of property crimes across the United States.

FBI Uniform

Oregon Admitted as the 33rd State in 1859

The state of Oregon joined the United States as the 33rd state on February 1, 1859, marking a key milestone in its territorial history and political status.

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