Lebanon Hosts World Premiere of Harper Valley PTA
Lebanon lights up as the champagne filled world premiere of Harper Valley PTA draws Nanette Fabray and Ronny Cox. Filmed locally at Berry Middle School and the Ice Cream Parlor, the movie showcases Lebanon scenery and a Mayberry like small town charm. The film runs two to six weeks in Lebanon, with a mural presented by producer Phil Borack.
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Hollywood
Harper Valley
Phil Borack
Nanette Fabray
Ronny Cox
Miss Fabray
Cox
Barbara Eden
Borack
Eden
Berry Middle School
Herschel Kendrick
Kendrick Moving and Storage
Markey Road
Kendrick
Eleanor Allum
Ralph Young
Cartner
Cincinnati Avenue
Deerfield Road
Brian Cook
Dance To Sounds of Lebanon High Band
Wendt
Sequel planned for Harper Valley PTA filmed in Lebanon
Producer Phil Borack plans a Lebanon sequel to Harper Valley PTA praising the town’s scenery and proximity to Cincinnati. He cites easy airport access for quick film transport and development, noting Lebanon’s convenient location between Cincinnati and Dayton.
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Lebanon
Harper Valley Pta
Phil Borack
Borack
SALT Talks Reach Final Stages With Key Objections
In Washington and New York, Cyrus Vance and Andrei Gromyko prepare for weekend talks over three stubborn issues in the second SALT treaty. Warnke signals no basic change in U S or Soviet positions as both sides seek a breakthrough while warning of a tough domestic fight ahead. The negotiator asserts the proposed treaty would significantly strengthen American security.
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United States
Soviet Union
Cyrus Vance
Andrei Gromyko
New York
Paul Warnke
Associated Press
Warnke
Warnke Sai
Today Inside Today Inside dr i run ea Vital Statistics Want Ads Women's News
Today Inside presents brief items on vital statistics and women's news with compact blurbs and small notices. The page collects short notices and want ads reflecting daily local happenings.
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Women’s News
Crime Alert 425 7700 Police Hotline Reminder
Crime alert number 425 7700 urges the public to call if a crime is observed or suspicious activity is detected. The notice emphasizes immediate reporting to aid police response.
Glass price ads to boost vision aid for 112 million
The Federal Trade Commission plans final approval of a rule lifting advertising bans for ophthalmologists optometrists and opticians to boost competition. Currently 40 states restrict price ads. Officials say allowing ads could cut prices by 25 to 40 percent.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Kolwezi faces starvation as refugees return to ruined city
In Kolwezi, Col. Yves Gras said returning refugees face no water, food, or electricity while mines are closed and typhoid and cholera threaten amid hundreds of corpses in the streets. Rebels retreat through Zambia with many European hostages. Belgian paratroopers pulled out before all bodies buried. French withdrawal planned once missing foreigners are accounted for.
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Zaire
Kolwezi
Shaba
Zambia
Yves Gras
Red Cross
Weather brief shows warm, mainly dry next days
A shower risk lingers tonight with a low around 60 after a 76 high yesterday. Temperatures rise to the mid 80s Thursday with a morning low near 62. Rainfall measured at 0.40 inch. Extended outlook calls for fair skies and highs in the mid to upper 80s with low 60s nights Friday and Saturday.
Queens Crime Scene: Slain Family in Chain Saw Case
Police found the grisly remains of Joyce Mapp 28 and her two sons George 11 and Bernard 14 in two trash cans outside a South Ozone Park home. A man identified as Charles Dellasperanza, an auto parts worker, was believed to have gone to repair Mrs. Mapp’s car. Neighbors saw the family earlier arguing with a man unseen before. George Mapp, the husband, was being sought.
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Queens
South Ozone Park
Joyce Mapp
George
Bernard
Charles Dellasperanza
Bowen
FAA adviser backs Soviet Yak-40 for small towns
Cincinnati AP A Federal Aviation Administration expert urged adopting a 32 passenger Soviet Yak-40 to bridge small city airports at risk from major airline cuts. Melvin K Strickler Jr head of the FAA general aviation education unit spoke to the American Association of Airport Executives about 300 mile or less trips.
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Federal Aviation Administration
United States
Melvin K. Strickler Jr
FAA
Office of General Aviation
American Association of Airport Executives
Strickler
Accountant sues date for 38 dollars over canceled plans
Tom Horsley, 30, an accountant from Campbell, sues Alyn Chesselet, 30, a Vesuvio Cafe waitress, for 34 dollars plus fees in small claims court after she canceled a date to see The Wiz. He drove 100 miles round trip at 8.50 per hour and 17 cents a mile, arguing an oral contract was broken. Chesselet calls him nuts and says she canceled due to a schedule change. Court date set for July 24.
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Tom Horsley
Small Claims Court
Alyn Chesselet
Wiz
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Horsley
Lone Mountain College
Campbell
San Jose
California
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