Lou Grant Domination in 31st Emmy Nominations
The Tribune notes Lou Grant leads with 14 Emmy nominations, more than twice rival series. CBS tops with 79 total nominations, ABC 66, NBC 52, PBS 19, with many nominations across writing directing and acting categories.
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Tribune
Lou Grant
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PBS
Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
White House
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Los Angeles Tribune
Mary Tyler Moore
Linda Kelsey
Nancy Marchand
Mason Adams
Robert Walden
Backstairs
Olivia Cole
Louis Gossett Jr
Eileen Heckart
Celeste Holm
Ed Flanders
Robert Vaughn
Alan Alda
Loretta Swit
Gary Burghoff
Harry Morgan
Alex Haley
Ruby Dee
Why Comedians Want The Jobs Of Directors
Hollywood report on why comedians seek directing roles in films. Dom DeLuise discusses directing Hot Stuff with Suzanne Pleshette and casts as part of a tradition from Chaplin to Allen. He cites control, opportunity for normal roles, and hands on creation of characters as motivations.
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Jerry Reed
Ossie Davis
Columbia Pictures
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Mel Brooks
Gene Wilder
Marty Feldman
Richard Pryor
Charlie Chaplin
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Jerry Lewis
DeLuise
Fatsa
Anne Bancroft
America
Miami
Carol Deluise
Peter
David
Washington, D. C
Ray Stark
Mort Engleberg
Smokey and the Bandit
Hal Needham
Florida
Experts Divided On Gasohol Potential In US Markets
Oklahoma State University chemist Dr. R N Maddox says gasohol would impact gasoline supply little, while Phillips Petroleum tests in 18 Nebraska Iowa stations aim to extend unleaded supply by about 10 percent. Gasohol blends 90 percent unleaded gasoline with 10 percent ethanol from corn, with tax breaks and storage/ blending facilities guiding where trials occur.
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Oklahoma State University
R.N. Maddox
United States
Maddox
Leonard F. Sheerar
Energy Communications
Dick Robinson
Phillips
Oklahoma
Robinson
Nebraska
Iowa
Local Hospital Admits Dismissals Births and City Notices
Hospital notes show admissions for Mrs. Alice England and Mrs. Glen Hook with dismissals including Lottie Beatty and several residents. Birth reported for Mr. and Mrs. James Hepner a girl six pounds twelve ounces. Thefts, vandalism, and traffic offenses appear with details on robberies and fines. Slaughter cattle and cattle market listings close the item.
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Alice England
Ottawa
Glen Hook
Lottie Beatty
Lyndon
John Collinson
James Sheler
N. Main
Heather Young
S. Poplar
Randy Roberts
Richmond
Dale Brown
James Hepner
Community business and service brief notices from Ottawa area
Local brief items list business closures including Heathman Company August 13 to 18 and Dr Flora's indefinitely, plus Brown's Hardware August 12. Event ads note dances at Quenemo City park and Saddleback Lounge, Elks chicken fried steak meal, Elks baseball trip, and back to school sale at The Clothes Hanger. Also farm quotes, feedlot market summary, garden center specials, and salvage yard hours.
Judge Puts Clark on Probation in Utility Scandal
Former city utilities director John E. Clark received a two year probation after pleading guilty to felony theft from the sale of utility poles to a Spring Hill man. A 1 to 5 year prison term was suspended, with $1,250 restitution due in 90 days. Bell faces trial Sept 26 on three counts tied to copper wire theft.
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John E. Clark
Clark
Spring Hill
Floyd H. Coffman
Coffman
Johnson County
Lawrence Leon Bell
Bell
Policy blocks Jaycees from using chambers for model legislature
In Topeka Kansas Jaycees failed to obtain permission to use the Senate and House chambers and committee rooms for a December model legislature session due to a national policy restricting admission of women as members. Senator Norman Gaar noted the policy and refused to vote, while the council directed staff to prepare a policy statement on chamber use.
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Topeka
Kan
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Kansas Senate
House Chambers
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Legislative Coordinating Council
Norman Gaar
R-Westwood
Ellis
Kansas Jaycee Organization
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Jaycee Janes
Jaycees
Gaar
Ross Doyen
R-Concordia
Coordinating Council
Foam Insulation Dangers Warn Homeowners in CPSC Advisory
The Consumer Product Safety Commission warns that improper installation of formaldehyde foam insulation can cause health problems. Installers should have factory training and homeowners should obtain written guarantees of remedies for any health issues. About 150,000 homes install the insulation yearly to save on heating costs and to gain tax benefits amid complaints and lawsuits.
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Consumer Product Safety Commission
CPSC
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Sycamore
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Hickory
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ELKS
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