Committee seeks FCC hearings on violent TV cartoons
A committee overseeing children's television has asked the FCC to hold hearings on a complaint about violent cartoons on seven Los Angeles stations KNXT KNBC KABC KCOP KTTV KTGA KHJ. The group argues self regulation fails and urges more educational content for children.
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Ritchard in coma stabilized after heart attack
Actor Cyril Ritchard collapsed with a heart attack Friday and was stabilized after slipping into a coma. A Northwestern Memorial Hospital spokesman said he remains in the coronary unit on a ventilator while doctors monitor his condition.
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Lassie Helps Stewart Return in New Film Revival
In Healdsburg AP report Jimmy Stewart, 60, co stars with Lassie in a film set to open Easter. Lassie, age 24 in his debut, replaces predecessors as the dog leads a comeback for Lassie after a 26 year silencing. ABC signs Wrather Corp. to produce a new Lassie TV series for next fall.
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Grenada urges U.N. to study UFOs as policy
Prime Minister Gairy pushes the United Nations to create a UFO research body and to declare 1978 the International Year of Unidentified Flying Objects. He cites sightings on Grenada and seeks a world UFO conference, with US resistance noted.
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Colorado law push to tax art objects on loan to museums
State Rep. Gerry Frank urged a new Colorado law to ban taxes on items loaned to nonprofit museums. He spoke after a $5 million statue and other works were blocked by tax bills, with Denver's art on loan from the Getty Museum facing use tax bills of 150000 for the statue and 30000 for other works. The statue, Lysippos’ work from the fourth century B C, had been in Denver for at least six months to avoid California taxes.
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Malibu
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