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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1987

Page

3

World premiere of Nice Girls Don't Explode delayed by projector failure

The world premiere at Granada Theater for Nice Girls Don't Explode stalled for nearly two hours when the projector broke just as a Hollywood style entrance concluded. Production executives sent attendees to a party at Alvamar Country Club after the 7:30 p.m. start time passed, with KU students, city officials, and local journalists among those present. The event highlighted local interest in a growing film industry and featured star Barbara Harris and a parade of local dignitaries.

Diane Yeamans Lawrence Granada Theater Alvamar Country Club Ottawa Georgia Brent Fogle Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Jim Rolanda Dodgen Lela Mae Santarpia Phyllis Foster Overland Park Barbara Harris Peggy Sue

Nice Girls Don't Explode Wins Grand Ozzi Award

Kansas Film Institute honors Douglas Curtis, Dodge City native and KU graduate, for co producing Nice Girls Don t Explode. Curtis pledges Kansas could become Midwest film capital as audience endures a soundless world premiere with April Fool antics and a surprise two man comedy interlude.

Bob Newton Kansas Film Institute Ozzi Douglas Curtis Dodge City

Understanding borderline PKU in a grandchild

A reader asks how a two month old can be borderline PKU when an enzyme is missing. Experts explain PKU varieties exist with partial enzyme activity, causing elevated phenylalanine but not toxic levels, hence "borderline."

DR. Donohue D.B

Loneliness and a self centered freeloader in Cleveland

Dear Ann Landers advises the frustrated Cleveland reader to reconsider a long term relationship with a self centered freeloader who ignores her needs and delays a wedding. The letter notes unequal affection and lack of support alongside ongoing concerns about shared finances and timing. The same page warns about pit bull dangers after a Spokane incident and confirms the world speed record roller coaster at 66.31 mph in Illinois.

Donohue Ann Landers Cleveland Cleve Spokane Portland Uve Ann Washington Charlotte N.C Gurnee Ill

Parkinsons gland transplant offers cautious promise

Two Parkinsons patients in Mexico received adrenal gland cells transplanted into their brains, with one regaining self care and work ability and a second showing major tremor reduction. Eight more patients reportedly show gains, while experts urge careful verification and note the procedure may not suit older patients.

New York Robert Y. Moore State University of New York Stony Brook New England Journal of Medicine Rene Drucker- Colin

Eleven Teachers In Hall Of Fame Induction Set

Eleven Kansas teachers with more than 430 years experience are elected to the Kansas Teachers Hall of Fame. Induction will be in Dodge City on June 20 with 141 enshrined since 1977. Head of experience, Janice Smith of Manhattan at 51 years, leads a group including Parsons, Dent, Mission, Dyck, Helton, Hicks, Johnston, Kelley, Michael, Niedhart, and Taylor.

Dodge City Kan Kansas Kansas Teachers Hall of Fame Laurence Stanton Salina Executive Council Janice Smith Manhattan Theodell Campbell Parsons Harold Dent Shawnet Mission Eunice Dyck Gwendolyn Helton Emporia Martha Hicks Wichita Milford Johnston Goodland Clarice Kelley Belleville Donald Michael Hutchinson Marguerite Niedhart Pratt Dorothy Taylor Hugoton

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