Bruce Dern Seeks kinder Roles After Cowboys Back Shot
Bruce Dern reflects on shooting John Wayne in The Cowboys and vows to pursue gentler, G and PG-rated parts. He turned down a Peckinpah role for Silent Running and The Philosopher King with Jack Nicholson, aiming to redefine his career by age 40.
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Dick Kleiner Follywood
NEA
John Wayne
Bruce Dern
Cowboys
Dood
Old Duke
Sam Peckinpah
Steve McQueen
Peckinpah
Dern
Jack Nicholson
Ellen Burstyn
FDR
Fala
University of Pennsylvania
Bruce MacLeish
Federal land ownership dominates Utah landscape
A report notes that more than 66 percent of Utah’s land area is owned by the federal government, shaping policy, development, and access.
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Utah
Federal
Milk Production Report Released from Brattleboro Area
Holstein Friesian Association reports DHIR tested yields for local cows at Lundale Farm Oak Hill. Amherst Emperor Carrie 16673855 produced 19 770 pounds of milk and 709 pounds butterfat in 305 days. Amherst Hal Debra 16632565 produced 19 120 pounds milk and 669 butterfat in 305 days.
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Brattleboro
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Amherst
Carrie
Amherst Hal
Lundale Farm
Oaks Hill
U. S
National Holstein Association
Wyoming County Board approves personnel changes and bus purchases
The Wyoming County Board of Education approved resignations and leaves of absence for Mullens Junior High and Road Branch School staff, with six new buses bid to Wyoming Auto Co and Superior Coach Sales. A gym cafeteria project at Baileysville High School was discussed without action. Several old buses were sold to local entities.
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Pineville
Wyoming County
Pineville High School
Carol Lynn Shuck
Betty Blankenship
Bud-Alpoca School
Wyoming Auto Co
Mullens
Ford
Burgess Miller
Baileysville
Baileysville High School
James Lane
Paul Johnson
Methodist Circles To Meet In Fayetteville Gatherings
Circle I of Fayetteville United Methodist Church convenes at 7 30 p m at the Ayres home with Mrs Jim Ayres and Mrs John Zorio co hosting Mrs Claude Bess chairs and Mrs Pauline Chaplin presents the program Circle II meets at 1 30 p m at the church with Mrs Nettie Cottle as chairwoman and co hosts Mrs R O Farmer Louise Hoover Grover Brooks and Connie Zentisha Dessie Myles provides the program and Mrs Clara Bennett delivers devotions Circle III meets at the Methodist Church with Mrs Lucile Dempsey as chairwoman Mrs John L Witt Jr oversees the program and Mrs Harry Marshall handles devotions Co hosts are Mrs Kenneth Tygrett and Mrs John Ladder Fayetteville Garden Study Club meets at 7 30 p m Thursday at the home of Mrs William Burdette on Windsor Lane with Mrs Darrell Woodrum president guest speaker Mrs R E Kelly of Oak Hill brings a small hospital tray arrangement Leota Campbell Circle of Fayetteville Baptist Church meets at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs BE Maye Woollard Maple Road with program by Mrs Ray Cruikshanks and Ladies Aide meets at 7 30 p m at Kaymoor Community Church Garten with Mrs Maude Holliday chairwoman and hostesses Mrs William Young and Mrs Leroy Wood
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Fayetteville
Jim Ayres
John Zorio
R. O. Farmer
Louise Hoover
Grover Brooks
Connie Zentisha
Gram
Dessie Myles
Clara Bennett
Circle 3
Methodist Church
Lucile Dempsey
John L. Witt Jr
Harry Marshall
Kenneth Tygrett
John Ladder
William Burdette
Windsor Lane
R. E. Kelly
Oak Hill
Leota Campbell
Fayetteville Baptist Church
BE. Maye Woollard
Maple Road
Ray Cruikshanks
Kaymoor
Garten
Maude Holliday
William Young
Leroy Wood
European Tour Scheduled By Wyoming HS Students
Pineville Wyoming County High School students plan a six week Europe study and travel program in summer 1973. Scholastic International will run Classroom Without Walls 73 with teachers Mr. Ned Crews and Mrs. Mary Lee Goode as counselor coordinators.
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Pineville
Wyoming County
Europe
Mary Lee Goode
Ned Crews
Pineville High School
Scholastic International
France
Switzerland
Germany
Belgium
England
Paris
Ecole Nomale d’Instituteurs
Versailles
Riner Named West Virginia ASC Committee Chairman
Secretary of Agriculture Earl L. Butz reappointed Glendon H. Riner of Fayetteville as chairman of the West Virginia State ASC Committee. Riner received a certificate from John M. Phillips at the State ASC Conference in Jacksons Mill. He operates Riner Dairy Inc. with his brothers Aubrey and Carl on a 360 acre farm with 150 Holsteins and 30 head of young stock. Riner has long service in Farm Bureau and Southern States Cooperative and has engaged in civic and church work. Other state ASC members include Vane D. Warner and Robert L. Harper.
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Fayetteville
Earl L. Butz
Glendon H. Riner
West Virginia
Riner
West Virginia Farm Bureau
Southern States Cooperative
USC
ASC
Vane D. Warner
Frankford
Robert L. Harper
Moorefield
Bible Club Plans Weekend Service at Concord College
The Concord College Bible Club schedules Decision for April 14-15 at 7:30 p.m. in the student center ballroom. Guest Roger Green of Germantown Ohio and bus ministry work will share, with Keith Gwinn leading singing and Terry McKenzie MCing. Special music by the Fords Fred Barker and the King's Crusaders.
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Athens
Concord College Bible Club
Marcella Thompson
Roger Green
Germantown
Ohio
First Baptist Church of
Green
Holy Lands
Cincinnati Bible College
Keith Gwinn
Temple Baptist Church
Carlysle
Terry McKenzie
Maranatha Baptist Church
Princeton
Fords
Fred Barker
Beckley
King’s Crusaders
Fayetteville Area Weekend Visits Featured in Briefs
Fayetteville residents hosted relatives over the weekend from Lynchburg Virginia Cleveland Ohio Boyers Town Pennsylvania and Hammond Indiana in visits to family homes. Local illness included Rev Spangler after a stroke and Marie Huddleston admitted to Raleigh General Hospital.
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Marie Huddleston
Raleigh General Hospital
Anthracite Mine Strike Expands to Eastern Pennsylvania
In Shenandoah Pennsylvania miners vote to widen the walkout from Schuylkill Northumberland and Carbon counties to the Scranton and Wilkes Barre regions. Over 200 Local 803 Hazleton members join the strike after Sundays meeting.
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Shenandoah
UPID
Pennsylvania
Schuylkill
Northumberland
Carbon
United Mine Workers Union
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
UMW
Hazleton
Reagan cites waste plan and paper cutbacks
Gov Ronald Reagan told a Sacramento conference on solid waste management that his administration has begun buying recycled newspaper. He said the simplest way for government to reduce pollution is to cut about two thirds of its paperwork.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPD
Ronald Reagan
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