Angie Dickinson shifts from TV cop to film convict in Labyrinth
Angie Dickinson, famed Sgt. Pepper Anderson of Police Woman, plays an ex-convict in The Labyrinth, a Canadian French production shot around Montreal. She spoke in Toronto about differences between film and television and the tougher filming pace.
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Chaplin Backer Launches Public Cash Appeal
London AP report notes a public appeal for cash from ordinary people has been launched to support Chaplin backer efforts. The drive aims to gather funds for unspecified Chaplin related causes and seeks widespread contributions from the general public.
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Ohio schools walkout ends and Chaplin statue plan in London
Cleveland ends a 36 day strike by 10,000 employees as six unions ratify a new contract by 146 votes. In London, deputy leader Illtyd Harrington pushes for a un veiled Charlie Chaplin statue by his 90th birthday, with public contributions after funding refusal by the Conservative administration. Chaplin died 1977 in Switzerland. he was knighted in 1975 and made his fortune in Hollywood.
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Seattle teachers approve new contract ending 3500 member dispute
A labor clash involving about 3,500 Seattle teachers ended Thursday night as 9 to 1 voted to accept a contract. Teachers had moved to obey a court order and return after a 17 day walkout delaying the school year. Memphis teachers continued a separate strike while courts prepared contempt arguments.
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Kissinger Sees Camp David Pact Withstanding Gaps
Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger argued at a Republican fund raiser in Fairborn Ohio that Middle East accords from Camp David will endure despite lacking backing from some Arab states. He said Arab nations are not united enough to block the accord and predicted Hussein of Jordan and Assad of Syria may join negotiations later.
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Domenici Campaign Costs Set a Record in New Mexico
A Santa Fe review shows U S Senator Pete Domenici raised over 804000 for his People for Pete campaign from 1977 to Sept 30 with primary and general election fundraising and expenditures. Major outlays include about 222000 for advertising production and time, 73000 for data processing, 43000 postal costs and 38000 to Lance Torrance for voter surveys.
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Domenici to Campaign Across New Mexico This Week
Republican Sen. Pete Domenici will campaign in Farmington Deming Las Cruces Carrizozo Alamogordo Rozwell Artesia Hobbs Carlsbad Lovington Portales Clovis and Albuquerque in a tight statewide tour. Democratic candidate Shirley Hooper plans an international festival fundraiser in Albuquerque. Bruce King discusses crime prevention programs in Carrizozo. Lillian Carter and Morris Udall campaign events are set in Albuquerque Santa Fe and other cities with fundraisers and speeches.
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Talks for peace progress swiftly
Egypt and Israel moved toward a peace treaty under U S auspices with talks at Blair House and separate sessions for Egyptian and Israeli teams. President Carter urged broader Arab participation while aiming for a two month timeline and a potential November 19 anniversary offer.
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Market reports show mixed stock movement after rate rise
New York stocks edged higher as the Dow rose to 896.92 amid a 10 percent prime rate hike spread through banks led by Chase Manhattan. Banks increased rates while Lockheed fell to 29 after Thursday's 17 point drop. NYSE composite fell to 58.96 and AMEX index dipped to 171.80 with 9.04 million shares traded at midday.
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Roswell Daily News Rate Card and Staff Credits
The notice lists circulation and business contact numbers, publication details, editor and staff roles, and subscription prices for Roswell, New Mexico. It notes second class postage, AP membership, and rates for in state and out of state mail subscriptions.
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