Radio Nostalgia Returns With 1940s Series On 400 Stations
New York AP report details Charles Michelson who revived dozen classic 1940s radio dramas including The Green Hornet The Shadow and Sherlock Holmes. The project reaches more than 400 stations and targets youth memory lane and highway listeners.
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Charles Michelson
U.S
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
Michelson
Memory Lane
Easter basket hack nets colorful nylon liner idea
Heloise shares tips from readers on simple household fixes. Nylon net Easter liners save mess and vacuum time during gatherings, with reusable potential after Easter. Other notes cover packaging cereal boxes neatly, painting touch ups, mail delays, drying wrinkled dresses, and keeping addresses handy.
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Junking of Condominium Law Proposed
A seven member panel appointed by the 1973 Virginia General Assembly recommended scrapping the 1962 condominium law. They urged local building and zoning control, clearer titles, and stronger buyer protections as Northern Virginia houses most condominiums.
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The Waltons Lead Emmys With Twelve Nominations
The Waltons tops the Emmys with twelve nominations for the 25th annual Television Academy Awards. Kung Fu M A S H and The Julie Andrews Hour also earn multiple nominations as Emmys are set for May 20 at the Shubert Theatre in Century City.
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Waltons
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Michael Learned
Will Geer
Ellen Corby
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Gary Burghoff
McLean Stevenson
Julie Andrews
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US registered plane marked with letter N on side
The letter N painted on the aircraft indicates United States registration.
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Inflation Sparks Pressure for Wage-Price Controls
Washington reports show inflation at a 6 percent annual pace in early 1972 with March consumer prices rising 2.2 percent, provoking calls for tighter controls. President Nixon resists strict measures though advisers warn against simple price freezes as a booming economy influences costs. Officials expect new moves as tax policy and budget tactics take center stage before April 30 when wage and price controls authority expires.
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George P. Shultz
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