Hollywood Plans Related Film Exposition in Los Angeles
Hollywood moves to host FILMEX, a noncompetitive film exposition in Los Angeles from November 4 to 14 at Grauman's Chinese Theatre. The event presents about 34 films including 17 new and 17 vintage works, with symposiums, student and animation programs, two children's shows, and a $150,000 budget aiming for self-support.
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Missouri votes down parimutuel betting plan in special election
Missouri voters reject legalized parimutuel betting on horse races as outstate opposition dominates. A $150 million water pollution bond and three other constitutional amendments pass. turnout runs around 550000 with 254239 for and 295963 against the betting measure.
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Labor Union, State Agree on Prison Reform in Albany
In Albany New York a labor union and state penal officials reached a reform agreement ending a threatened prison lock in by guards The bargain followed Attica unrest and calls for safer conditions The plan includes a new extra maximum security facility for about 600 inmates more guards upgraded equipment and officer training It also promises better inmate treatment including nutrition showers clothing and hygiene supplies
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Enrollment shifts across Big Eight schools prompt debate
The Associated Press reports enrollments rise at Kansas State University and fall at Nebraska campuses, with Missouri Rolla down slightly. Experts foresee mid 70s to 80 leveling as veterans return and baby boomers boost college demand. Junior colleges gain prominence, shoring up access and reducing costs while major schools partner with them for transfers and regional programs.
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Arkansas
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Mailbag goodies volleyed from Hal Boyle column
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle shares quirky snippets from readers and trivia. Topics range from rattlesnake defense at two minutes old to night driving fatalities, language origins, bank staff demographics, and rustic games. The piece blends pithy quotes, curious facts, and light humor.
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Trouble for Nixon Choice in Gardena Raid
Federal agents raided Ramona Banuelos Food Products Co in Gardena arresting 27 women and 9 men, all Mexican, with over 30 workers fleeing. Banuelos, nominated by President Nixon to be treasurer, criticized the raid as a Democratic plot, while noting her firm had previous raids but no total arrests given. Authorities said unknowingly hiring illegal aliens is not illegal.
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Warner
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Robert L. Hannigan
Los Angeles
United States
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