Annie premiere draws stars and public to Radio City
Celebrities led by Nancy Reagan Anthony Quinn and Muhammad Ali filled Radio City Music Hall for the Annie premiere. Bernadette Peters Albert Finney and others attended as the 5800 seat venue sold out. Proceeds benefit PBS and a Rainbow Room after party capped a star studded night.
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Ann Reinking
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Judd Hirsch
Kristy McNichol
Jeremy Irons
Alexander Gudonov
Reagan
Ray Stark
Aileen Quinn
Annie
Miss Quinn
Sandy
Andrea McArdle
John Huston-Ray Stark
Public Broadcasting System
Rainbow Room
RCA
Los Angeles
Dallas
Toronto
Stiffer royalty penalties urged in federal mineral leases
Interior official Donald Hodel urged Congress to raise penalties for royalty nonpayment on federally leased minerals. He cited daily fines of 50 dollars as ineffectual and proposed raising the maximum to 10,000 dollars per day along with tougher reporting and record-keeping. He noted about 45,000 wells on 18,000 leased tracts yielded over 4 billion in royalties last year, with inspector counts limited.
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Interior Department
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Department
Hodel
Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee
Population growth concentrates in Sunbelt with Texas lead
A Census Bureau report shows 1981 population estimates with the Sunbelt accounting for most gains. California Florida and Texas led growth, Texas up 3.8 percent to 14 766 000, while Michigan Indiana Ohio and DC lost population and overall growth slowed to 1.0 percent.
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Cold blamed for death toll
The January cold snap may have raised winter mortality. A government report estimates about 350 deaths for 1981-82, with actual toll possibly higher, and notes $8.2 billion in losses from the season. It compares colder winters, economic costs, and Florida citrus damage to 1976-77.
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Washington
Center For Environmental Assessment Services
Malcolm Reid
Center
Florida
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