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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1978
Page
6
The readable fragments reference Gray discussing music in South Africa and connections to recordings, performances, and a movie project. Mentions include Australia, a record label, and finalizing cuts in May. The text shows a distracted, partially coherent stream of interview style remarks with stray dates and unclear identities.
The Carter administration argues the dollar hinges on energy policy and says deregulating natural gas prices could cut oil imports by 1.4 million barrels daily by 1985, saving about 6.75 billion yearly, while warning Congress that rejection would damage the dollar's value and the nation's image.
Hollywood veteran Jan-Michael Vincent says he plans to control his own destiny by taking part of the creative process. He cites his upcoming projects Big Wednesday and Hooper, plus a development script based on Willie Nelson's The Red Headed Stranger, as examples of his new direction with Universal backing. He notes Big Wednesday’s failure and Hooper’s commercial success, attributing outcomes to director writer clashes and loyalty to stunt crews. Vincent emphasizes lasting bonds with stunt men and his wish to collaborate again with John Milius.
A collapsible stair guard for child safety can be repurposed as a rose trellis in the garden after a coat of paint. This makeshift idea offers a practical twofold use, transforming a home safety item into decorative garden support.
Bob Schiavone, 16, Orchard Park High School junior, becomes the first foreign high school student officially registered to play baseball in Japan. An American Field Service exchange student, he spends a year at a Shimoda school and lives with a local family about 100 miles southwest of Tokyo.
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