Safer Movie Work Yields Lower Studio Insurance Rates
In Los Angeles a safety expert from the producers group notes film work is safer than construction but not as safe as office jobs. The Screen Actors Guild reports major studios show lower casualty insurance rates while independents remain riskier, and stuntmen complain of ongoing unnecessary risks. John G. Degenkolb, head of safety for the producers association, cites steady drops in casualty insurance costs for major studios due to improved safety.
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Lost Horizon cast recalls crash myths and safety gains
George Kennedy reflects on Ross Hunter's Lost Horizon remake calling it not blockbuster but not terrible. He notes 20 minutes cut improved the film and discusses audience reception, safety practices, and industry changes since the original Capra version.
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George Kennedy
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Oberlin Brass Ensemble to Perform Friday Evening
The Oberlin Brass Ensemble will give a 7 15 p m concert Friday in Warner Concert Hall open to the public. The program includes works by Gabrieli Tchaikowsky Riegger Read Schmitt and Copland with pieces by Buonamente Gordon Jacob Roy and others.
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Oberlin Brass Ensemble
Warner Concert Hall
Giovanni Gabrieli
Alexander “Tcherepnin
Roy Jesson
Gardner Read
Giovanni
Buonamente
Antoine Et Cleopatre
Florent Schmitt
Gordon Jacob
Klaus Roy
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Buckeye C Bers Club liquor charges dismissed by control board
Ohio Department of Liquor Control dropped all charges against Buckeye C Bers Club Inc at 2136 E 28th St Lorain. The seven liquor violations tied to a July 28 incident included possession of spirituous liquor open container without permits and illegal possession.
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28Th St. Lorain
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
National Consumers Congress Forms Amid Food Boycott Wave
Washington reports the rise of a national consumer protest movement led by meat boycotts and a broad agenda. New citizen groups emerge while Ralph Nader and Betty Furness play limited roles. Congressmen assist housewives in seeking a price inquiry and policy changes. The future strength of the movement hinges on lasting impact beyond price shifts.
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National Consumers Congress
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Consumer Federation of America
Ralph Nader
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Betty Furness
Maybeck High School blends environment with learning in Oakland
At Maybeck High School in Oakland students and teachers share a relaxed, bell-free day in a four room setting over a church annex. The school emphasizes an environmental approach where life experiences drive learning, with real court observations and media exposure shaping study.
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Maybeck High School
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St. Elizabeth S Catholic High School
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Paul August
Horizons for Women to offer 11 courses in Norwalk
Heidelberg College partners with Huron Counts Extension Service to host 11 two hour sessions on personal development homemaking consumer information and creative arts at Norwalk venues. Faculty from Heidelberg College and Ohio State University plus community experts will lead lectures demonstrations and workshops across three days. For details contact Milan Avenue office or Heidelberg College staff in Tiffin.
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Sion
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Iy Heidelberg College
Oma State University
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Milan Ave
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Oberlin choir to perform Friday at Finner Chapel
The Oberlin College black ensemble will present a concert Friday at 8 20 pm in Finner Chapel. Tickets will be on sale at the door. The program includes African Mass by Norman Luhboff and gospel music. The 40 voice student group specializes in Spirituals and gospel singing following a spring tour to four eastern cities.
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Oberlin College Black Ensemble
Finner Chapel
Norman Luhboff
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