Public broadcasting Kicks Off Smoking Cessation Series
The first National Educational Network program on quitting smoking aired as a five night miniseries. Viewers assessed motives and readiness by answering statements about smoking and health. The series, in cooperation with the American Cancer Society, aims to evaluate motivation and impact without scare tactics. The piece also notes Tim Conway on Carol Burnett and ABC scheduling changes affecting Monday night movies.
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Crossword Clue Answers for Horizon 30s Through 46
A compact listing of crossword clues with numbers from Horizon page 30s to 46. Includes lamprey journeys Evans or Robertson pedal digits William and others bank of parts driving offense true cry loudly English river French article kettle drum D in FDR monkey merganser entire dialed wading bird flaccid extinct Hebrew letter French season Japanese coin.
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William
Television Tonight Highlights and Movie List
TV tonight features Dick Van Dyke and Stacey in a romance arc and Sally assisting. Jeannie shows Jim Backus as a pool‑hall general profiting from a miscue. Lancer follows a desert rescue by a roaming religious band. Debbie Reynolds stars with a sister plot about suspected husband infidelity. Julia airs a gambling‑fiend friend plot. Red Skelton features Godfrey Cambridge and Jackie De Shannon. First Tuesday surveys expatriates Brazil tribes and the year 2000 world. The Governor and J J stars Gov. Dewey Bartlett. Marcus Welby M D covers a patient with recurrent heart attacks post surgery. Movies include Mister Jerico with Patrick Macnee and Father of the Bride featuring Spencer Tracy and Attack with Jack Palance.
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Rob
Stacey
Sally
Jeannie
Jim Backus
Air Force
Tony
Lancer
Scott
Desert
Debbie Reynolds
Debbie
Julia
Red Skelton
Godfrey Cambridge
Jackie DeShannon
Brazil
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Dewey Bartlett
Oklahoma
Marcus
Jerico
Patrick Macnee
Spencer Tracy
Jack Palance
Commutation Brings Firman’s Sentences Down
Gov. Rhodes commutes the terms of Gordon R. Firman known as Spunky, age 20, of Steubenville. Firman fled with four Hamilton youths as hostages in 1960, was pursued after a traffic stop, later captured. The new warrant consolidates prior terms into a single sentence, reducing minimums and maximums for multiple charges.
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Spunky) Firman
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Carroll County
Carrollton
Nelsonville
Inmates’ Work Seen as Aide to Housing in Ohio Gubernatorial Bid
Ohio Attorney General Paul W. Brown, a Republican candidate for governor, urged using prison labor for constructive tasks such as building prefabricated housing. He also proposed renovating canal lands for hiking trails, adding low-cost youth hostels, and stressed law and order. Brown spoke at a Warren County luncheon with about 50 attendees. He noted his voting history on death sentences while emphasizing tough crime measures, drug problems on campuses, and non tax funded welfare costs. He faces Donald E. Lukens and Roger Cloud in the GOP primary.
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Brown
Harry Cornett
Warren County
Ohio
7Th District Court ‘of Appeals
Today in History highlights March 3 across eras
On March 3, events include the District of Columbia's organization in 1791, Florida's 1845 statehood, Bell's birth in 1847, the Interior Department's 1849 creation, and the National Bureau of Standards in 1901. WWII Berlin air appearance happened in 1944, Rhine retreat in 1945, a 1990s fire in Korea a decade ago, and Apollo 9 linkups a year ago.
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Florida
Alexander Graham Bell
Edinburgh
Scotland
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U.S. Congress
Bureau
U.S
Berlin
Rhine River
Pusan
South Korea
Expo Coins To Be Minted For Osaka Expo Seventy
The Bank of Japan will issue 30 million 100 yen coins to mark Expo 70 opening in Osaka on March 15. Each coin features Mount Fuji and an Expo 70 symbol and is valued at 28 cents.
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Bank of Japan
Fujiyama
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