CBS News Opens Affiliate Series On Death and Dying
CBS morning news airs a five part series produced by WCCO TV Minneapolis on death and the reactions of doctors nurses and families. The last segment features a 17 year old former athlete facing terminal cancer and the fight to cope with dying. The network says affiliate series have always been optional for CBS News.
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Top dog Barban Yam 'N Yelly wins Rhode Island show
Yorkshire Terrier Barban Yam N Yelly claimed Best Toy at the Providence County Kennel Club event in Rhode Island, earning the top trophy after a post-show perch recognition.
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Tonight's TV Guide Highlights Evening Lineup
The listing shows 7:30 programs across channels including Parent Game Circus Truth or Consequences The New Price is Right Wait Till Your Father Gets Home That Girl A temper at 22 Tempers Rising and more. A mix of dramas comedies westerns and films plus movie titles featuring Ellen Maude Walter West Hawkins Marcus Welby and others.
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Maude
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Hawaii
Warren nurses meet Thursday at Golden Lamb Inn
Warren County Registered Nurses Association will meet Thursday at 6 30 p m at the Golden Lamb Inn Lebanon. Speaker Gary Beiser in charge of inhalation therapy at Middletown Hospital will discuss resuscitation and external heart massage. Reservations to Marilyn Slorp 4095 N Ohio 48 Lebanon.
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Favorite Hands and a Sad End in Bridge World
The article recalls Bridge World magazine’s Favorite Hands series where experts submit influential hands. Charles Lochridge chose a hand that led to a sad outcome, contrasting with others showcased as favorable examples.
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Bridge World Magazine
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Bridge Club Confession at Regency Club Turns Sour
At the Regency Club four players Lochridge South Lightner North Wainwright East Fry West played bridge. Charlie recounts a six diamonds bid that stunned Sam Fry causing a double and a dramatic reaction from Lightner. He claims a life-master brag led to catastrophe and a self deprecating finish as tensions spilled over.
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Threepenny Opera Tryouts at Campus Community Players
Campus Community Players announce tryouts for The Threepenny Opera at Dave Finkelman Auditorium March 26 27 and 28 at 7 p.m. Larry Moore director with 25 cast members 19 speaking parts. May 25 26 show dates. Also seeking volunteers for costumes scenery makeup and lights. Ron Fetzer president notes next campus meeting March 24 at 10 a.m.
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Threepenny Opera
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Larry Moore
Moore
Ken Robinson
Les Landen
Middletown
Riverside Concrete Man Elected Ohio Block Association VP
Dan G. Newton of Hamilton vice president of The Riverside Concrete Co. was chosen as vice president of the Ohio Concrete Block Association at its annual Columbus meeting. The group represents major concrete block manufacturers in Ohio.
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Spring Band Concert at Middletown High School
The Middletown High School concert band directed by Denver Noggle will perform its annual spring concert Saturday at 8 p.m. in the MHS theater. The program includes At the Summit, The Theme from Prince Igor, Songs of the Carpenters, March Romaine, and Mozart Viennese Sonatina. Gary Wagner from Miami University conducts the first movement. tickets are $1 for adults and 50 cents for students, at the door or via band members.
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Detroit Doctor Wins Cancer Research Grant
The American Cancer Society awarded a 48000 dollar grant to Dr. James J. Lightbody Jr. of Children’s Hospital and Wayne State University to study why the body rejects transplants but not cancers. Early results suggest an internal blocking factor stops malignancies, but not transplants, and Lightbody seeks to identify and control it.
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American Cancer Society
James J. Lightbody Jr
Children’s Hospital
Wayne State University
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