Patte Finley says show business is feast or famine
Hollywood AP reports actress Patte Finley describes the fickle life of a TV performer. She recalls 1970 earnings of 1750 dollars from a Mary Tyler Moore guest shot, then recent work on The Funny Side and The Moore Show as she chases steady roles amid the industry’s insecurity. Financially, she emphasizes saving money earned and avoiding reckless spending.
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Nixon economist calls growth goal imprudent for 1971
Paul W. McCracken chair of the Council of Economic Advisers told the Joint Economic Committee that it would be irresponsible to push the economy hard to reach the administration’s $1.065 trillion GNP goal for the second half of 1971 as the situation has changed.
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Employment survey set for this area this July week
The Bureau of the Census will conduct a monthly employment survey in the area during the week of July 19. Guy A. Lutz announced the St. Paul regional office director. Interviewers including Elizabeth J. Chrimes from Janesville will visit households.
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