Network shifts bring back familiar names and new faces
Hollywood previews the 72-73 TV season with ABC CBS and NBC mixing familiar actors with unknowns. New shows span cops doctors comedies and mystery formats, often adapting films or pilots, aiming for substance over star power despite financial pressures.
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Vienna
Roy Scheider
Munich
Laurence Luckinbill
Delphi Bureau
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Karl Malden
Kirk Douglas
Michael Douglas
Smith and Jones
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the Waltons
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Bill Cosby
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Samantha Eggar
Alan Alda
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McLean Stevenson
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Archie Bunker
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David Birney
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Hec Ramsey
Richard Boone
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Banacek
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Madigan
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Indictments Charge False Insurance Claims In Chicago Fraud
Twelve people including a Chicago policeman, two attorneys, two physicians and five insurance adjusters were named in federal indictments on six counts of conspiracy and mail fraud for submitting false claims to multiple insurers. Indictments allege exaggerated and fictitious auto accident and medical bills, with suspects from Chicago Aurora Berwyn Park Forest Skokie Arlington Heights and Harvey.
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Donald P. Schultz
Arlington Heights
James E. Farrell
Allstate Insurance Co
Sherman E. Randle
David T. Triunfel
Skokie
Continental
Walter Trutenko
Berwyn
Patricia Sanders
Park Forest
Wyman-Gordon Steel Co
Harvey
Steel Company
Travelers Insurance
AEC Reviews GE Nuclear Fuel Plant Near Morris
The Atomic Energy Commission publishes notice it will study licensing General Electric to run a nuclear fuel recovery plant near Morris about 50 miles southwest of Chicago. A public hearing will assess environmental impact and potential permit actions with a 30 day petition window for objections.
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