Fans reject colorized classics as colorizing fades
The public resists colorizing black and white films and Turner shut down its colorizing operation. About 120 titles exist, but demand dried up as novelty wore off and broadcasters shifted to originals. Directors like Orson Welles valued contrast. colorization dulls it.
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Judges urged to uphold penalties in City Court
Dear Editor urges judges to enforce penalties after domestic assault and shoplifting cases. The writer notes fines of 214 dollars with suspensions and jail time suspended to unsupervised probation, arguing stronger penalties deter criminals and serve victims.
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Illinois students seek letters for class project
A fourth grade class from Gifford Grade School in Illinois asks readers to send letters and post cards about their state or region. Letters should be addressed to Teresa McClain, Gifford Grade School, No. 188 406 S.Main, P.O. Box 70, Gifford IL 61847-0070.
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On This Day January Sixth 1995 Calendar Notes
Friday January 6 1995 marks the sixth day of the year with 359 days remaining. The entry recalls Joan of Arc birth in 1412 Domremy New Mexico statehood in 1912 and Theodore Roosevelt death in 1919 Oyster Bay New York at age 60. A Thought for Today quotes Anne Roe on freedom.
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Volunteers sought for Pan Am evacuation drill Friday
A small number of the 365 seats on the Pan Am 747 are open for volunteers to participate in an evacuation test on Friday. Interested parties should call 623-5695. The weather forecast calls for a low of eight degrees with possible snow flurries. Texas International Airways will begin service from Albuquerque to Los Angeles on January 15 with connections onward to Roswell.
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New Santa Fe Governors Bring Fresh Faces to State House
Santa Fe column notes 1995 changes as new governor and aides adjust to outside hires. Veterans Timelines fade amid fresh leadership and a wary gaze at press officials. The piece humorously contrasts old guard with newcomers, highlighting a tense transition in state government.
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Democratic consultants urge basics for 1996 races on Capitol Hill
In a closed door session on Capitol Hill, top Democratic staffers and image makers outlined a return to fundamentals for the 1996 Senate races. Advice emphasized fundraising, ethics, biographical narratives, issue focus, and tailoring appeals to middle class voters, with PACs and event planning highlighted for money, while noting lingering anxiety after a disappointing election year.
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Californians Edge on Dismantling Affirmative Action Debate
A commentary argues California history with Proposition 187 spawns similar efforts nationwide, praising a California Civil Rights Initiative to end state affirmative action. It critiques liberal and conservative stereotypes about minorities, asserts action harms self esteem, and notes dangers of tying race to competency.
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