TV Tonight on Middletown Journal September 19 1978
TV listings from the Middletown Journal for Tuesday September 19 1978 outline evening programs across ABC CBS and local segments. Highlights include movies Big Bounce South Sea Woman and One More Time plus talk shows The Tonight Show Tom Snyder and Merv Griffin with noted guests and guests across channels.
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Middletown Journal
Fionnula Flanagan stages Joyce women in San Francisco
Irish actress and playwright Fionnula Flanagan, 36, will perform six Irish women in a ten day run of James Joyce's Women at San Francisco's Marines Memorial Theater starting September 23. The production, which she wrote and co-produced with her husband Garrett O'Connor, marks her debut as a playwright and follows her TV and stage success including Emmy wins.
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Jay Sharbutt
LOS Angeles
ABC
Fionnula Flanagan
Ireland
San Francisco
Marine's Memorial Theater
James Joyce
Costa Mesa
Miss Flanagan
Dublin
UCLA
Garrett O'Connor
Abbey and Gate
London
Fom
Celebrezze Targets Ted Brown Over Cronyism Aide Moves
Democratic challenger Anthony Celebrezze Jr. accused incumbent Ohio secretary of state Ted W Brown of cronyism and lax duties in a Columbus morning news conference. He charged misrepresentation of campaign spending limits, inadequate voter information, and nepotism including hires of cronies and family. He questioned who truly holds the office, naming Jim Marsh Art Peterson and Greg Lashutka, while noting Brown’s drive to promote absentee voting for seniors under a four year old law.
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Columbus
Ohio
Anthony J. Celebrezze Jr
Ted W Brown
Celebrezze
Brown
Cleveland
Jim Marsh
Art Peterson
Greg Lashutka
Lashutka
Why housing market defies simple logic in inflation era
AP analysis argues buyers spend to preserve value rather than save, with housing rising about 10 percent annually since 1974. Inflation and taxes erode financial assets while real estate often outpaces inflation, prompting larger homes and greater mortgage use despite high costs and debt.
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John Cunniff
New York
Gary Wenglowski
Goldman Sachs
Wenglowski
Savings and Loan
Uncle Sam
Myrtle Damerel of Myrt and Marge dies in Kansas City
Myrtle Vail Damerel known as Myrt on the 1930s radio duo Myrt and Marge died Monday at a Kansas City hospital. Her on air partner, Marge, and other colleagues mourn her loss as the program's era ends.
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Kansas City, Mo
Myrtle Vail Damerel
Myrt
Marge
Kansas City
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