Cecil KellawayDead at 79 Hollywood character actor
Hollywood AP reports character actor Cecil Kellaway died at 79 after a long illness at a West Los Angeles convalescent home. Born in Capetown on August 22, 1893, he toured Europe and the Far East before appearing in Wuthering Heights in 1939 with Laurence Olivier. Kellaway earned an Oscar nomination in 1967 for Guess Who's Coming to Dinner. Survivors: widow Doreen, sons Peter and Bryan, four grandchildren. Funeral services will be private.
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Majority Of POWs Are Officers
The vast majority of returning American prisoners of war are officers, not enlisted men, as most were aviators commissioned for their jobs. This contrasts with past ground wars where enlisted soldiers were captured more often. Of 562 American POWs listed by the Communists in Southeast Asia, all but 70 are officers per Pentagon records.
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Mazda Meets EPA Test On 1975 Pollution Standards
The EPA reported Mazda, the only rotary engine car sold in the United States, appears to meet 1975 air pollution standards. Every test on each Mazda vehicle fell below the required levels. U.S. automakers seek a one year delay in enforcing the standards, arguing technological infeasibility.
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Parolee Nolan Named To Illinois Parole Board
John M. Nolan, a parolee and UAW Local 551 president, was named to the Illinois Pardon and Parole Board by Gov. Daniel Walker. He served eight years of a 25 year bank robbery sentence at Lewisburg and remains on parole for two years. Nolan, 42, lives in Calumet City and is a bachelor.
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Korvettes NAC agree to restrict credit card offers
The FTC announced a consent order with Korvettes department stores and NAC Credit Corp to stop issuing unsolicited credit cards. The agreement, tied to Arlen Realty & Development Corp, does not admit wrongdoing. Cards may be issued only on a separate written request, with explicit consent.
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