Indian Actor Kum Hank Seeks Authentic Indian Roles onscreen
Los Angeles based Winnebago actor Kum Hank, 40, recounts his career as a villain in westerns ending up in Tom Sawyer as Injunt Joe. He criticizes Hollywood for miscasting and stereotypes while stressing Indians can be both fierce and funny. Hank, a USC alum turned Rams player, pursued acting after Korea service and laments scarce Indian casting.
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The Agriculture Department sets Sept 7 as implementation date for new hot dog labeling requirements. Processors must use three categories of cooked sausages and reveal meat sources. Mixed meat products show generic names like frankfurter or bologna while single meat items show specific labels such as beef frankfurter.
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