Radio Rounds Of Changes At Valley Stations In News Update
KRIZ adds and reshuffles staff as Valley radio moves toward NBC ventures and fall programming. Staunch veteran Jonass exits. new talent and syndications join from KCNA and Phoenix firms. KTAR, KOOL, KRUX gear up with Benny, Toto, Toscanini, and NBC Symphony plans amid a moving day for KRUX. Renowned figures Nickell and Mayer surface in broadcast circles with Las Vegas style TV prospects.
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Phoenix Opera Group plans four productions this winter
Phoenix Opera Group plans a four-show season at Phoenix Union High School with long runs, season tickets at 9.75 and 6.75. Officers include Michael Ashes as president R Gordon Latimer vice president Mae Horne treasurer Mary Barth secretary Brad J Kleinman general counsel and more.
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Birthday of Leverett Saltonstall, notable Massachusetts figure
Born September 1, 1892 in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, Leverett Saltonstall, now a U S Senator and former Massachusetts governor from 1939 to 1944, hails from a distinguished New England lineage with multiple presidents, governors, and ambassadors. He practiced law in Boston and served in the Massachusetts House from 1923 to 1936, amid notes on regional forestry reaching 37 percent of the U S land area.
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Morals clause in writers contracts expunged in arbitration
A CBS sought morals clause in writers contracts was struck down by a two to one arbitration vote. The debate touched on whether artists must experience or observe life to depict it, with supporters arguing such clauses could silence celebrated writers, while opponents warned against binding moral behavior to contract terms.
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Astrology Forecast for Sunday September 2nd
The Stars Say foresees delay and gloom early in the day then rising to achievement and pleasant outcomes in business, social, domestic, and romantic life. Creatively driven plans and potent inner urges may yield rich rewards. a sudden romantic spark could spur high accomplishment.
Sinatra Denies death by own action after spat with Ava
Crooner Frank Sinatra denied attempting suicide following a quarrel with Ava Gardner at Lake Tahoe. He said he simply had a bellyache after taking sleeping pills and drinking brandy. Gardner described the dinner, the pills, and the doctor’s arrival, while noting plans for further outings with Sinatra.
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Pair Captured Minutes After Purse Snatch Theft
Two youths aged 14 and 15 were caught within four minutes after Angela Berarducci reported her purse stolen. Patrolmen Geiger and Grundy stopped the suspects at Fourth and Van Buren after broadcast notices. One carried a nonessential ID. the other held $2 from the purse. The pair also admit snatching Miss Katherine Ulrich’s purse near First and Washington and are linked to other thefts.
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Longest submarine cable spans 3600 miles Vancouver to Fanning
A new undersea cable record connects Vancouver Island in Canada to Fanning Island stretching about 3600 miles. The project marks the longest single span for submarine telecommunications, signaling a milestone in global connectivity and Pacific Ocean infrastructure.
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Division of Carolina into North and South in 1729
The Division of the Territory of Carolina created the separate colonies of North Carolina and South Carolina in 1729, marking a major reorganization of colonial governance and territorial control.
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Army depots hold quarter master and general stores
In the army supply system ten general depots and seven quarter master depots store materials for the Corps. The sugar beet industry in Europe traces its origins to the Napoleonic Wars when sugar cane imports were interrupted.
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Spearmint’s long global journey from biblical origins
A concise note on Spearmint, a plant akin to peppermint, tracing its presence worldwide and its recognition since Biblical times.
Skeleton identified of missing Tucson professor in Adirondacks
Picnickers found a human skeleton by a brook in Keene Valley. Police identified the remains as Phillip Batchelder, 55, a Tucson college professor missing since November 15. Edward Swan, 36, of Amityville, was with him and survived. Coroner Dr. Alphonso Goff ruled no evidence of foul play.
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Gasoline tax nets Iowa nearly fivefold rise in 25 years
Net collections of the Iowa gasoline tax reached 28,228,000 last year, about five times the amount collected twenty five years earlier, highlighting long term growth in fuel tax receipts and state revenue.
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Gracie Allen Satirizes Hair Color Study at Michigan
Gracie Allen jokes about a $100,000 scientific survey at Michigan University on whether men prefer blondes. She riffs on gentlemen, hair color changes, and a clumsy tale of Uncle Otis who chasing brides of varying shades ends up in a courtroom with a white haired juror.
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