Osmonds open Utah TV studio for family productions
The Osmonds dedicate an 80000 square foot TV production facility in Orem Utah offering track recording stage construction a costume department and full studio The dedication was led by President Spencer W Kimball and included Utah Governor Scott Matheson and the Osmond family Donnie and Marie will begin taping their ABC TV variety shows at the new studio on November 17.
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Benny Goodman to headline anniversary Carnegie Hall concert
Benny Goodman plans an January Carnegie Hall anniversary concert to mark the 40th jazz night at the venue. He recalls the smashing success of the 1938 show on January 16 and notes the 1978 date is set for January 17 because the hall is already booked.
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Nanette Fabray attacked by elephant on movie set
Nanette Fabray, 57, is in serious but stable condition with a concussion and neck and back injuries after an elephant struck her on the set of Harper Valley PTA in Los Angeles. Spokesman Dan Jenkins said she was lucid at Cedars Sinai Medical Center after the incident Monday night.
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Perry Como Awarded 257509 in NBC Injury Suit
Perry Como received 257,509 from NBC after injuries from a fall on a divided stage during the 1971 Perry Como's Winter Show taping. The singer claimed negligence caused a knee fracture and injuries to the foot and hip, missing six months of performances and about 1 million in earnings. The Se ror Court jury in Burbank ruled after five years of litigation.
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Dutch magnate freed after ransom payout in Amsterdam
Maurits Caransa, a 6 year old real estate magnate, was released unharmed after negotiations with four kidnappers demanding 40 million guilders. He said the final ransom was 10 million guilders and that he was held five days handcuffed to a bed in a park den before a taxi brought him to police.
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Boots that Make the Skirts Fashion Shoes Feature List
A catalog-style brief highlighting four boot and shoe styles. Cobbies pull-on suede with leather trim and stacked heel in black brown or navy at $55. Sherwyn Shoes features double stitched vamp and mid heel in rich brown leather from Cahle imports at $85. Italian import black patent pull-on with slender heel at $65. Boutique Julianetti offers black or dark brown leather with side-zip and sculptured heel at $100.
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Anita Bryant Says Homosexuals Endanger TV Career
In New York AP report Anita Bryant says militant homosexuals have blacklisted her on TV and forced security for her family. She vows to continue opposing what she calls a push to allow known homosexuals to teach, noting threats and loss of bookings as a result. A separate Mexico City note reports Mexicana de Aviacion ending a strike by ground workers while other lines remain affected.
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