Star of Our Gang Darla Hood dies in Hollywood
Hollywood funeral notices confirm Darla Hood star of the Our Gang comedies died at 46 after a hospital stay in Canoga Park. Hood acted in 140 Roach era shorts from 1935 to 1942, later formed a vocal group, appeared on Ken Murray shows, and was Miss Teenager of the Year in 1958. Funeral plans were pending.
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Seventeen Magazine
Clarion State College Hosts Fifth Annual Color Guard Clinic
Clarion State College offers its fifth annual Pennsylvania color guard clinic from June 24 to 28 under Dr Stanley F Michalski Jr. Training runs from drills to group activities with Viki York and assistants Lisa Martin Ann Norris and Melissa Shenk. Registration is June 24 2 to 4 pm at Forest Manor Residence Hall lobby, with a meeting that evening in Marwick Boyd Fine Arts Center and a Thursday demonstration competition at Marwick Boyd Auditorium. Awards will be given to top corps and individuals.
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Viewers lose, networks win in government ad time charges
New York, June 16 1979 UPI The Justice Department sues the National Association of Broadcasters charging restraint of trade by limiting prime time commercial time. NAB rules cap 10 minutes per hour, boosting ad prices cited for fall 1979 80 on Three's Company M A S H and Little House. The suit argues to end self policing and open more ad time, prompting potential FCC regulation implications.
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Popular arts festival swells to record crowds in Pittsburgh
The Three Rivers Festival surges to one of the nation’s largest art fairs with daily crowds up to 30,000. Organizers say nine days drew about 200,000 attendees, aided by sunny weather, limited gas supplies, and the U S Mayors Conference. The event features 400 artists and concludes with a disco street dance on the Boulevard of the Allies.
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