Short TV season to be the smallest in years says AP
AP reports inflation and costs shrink TV lineups with an average of 24 original shows and some as few as 22. Budgets rise push fewer sets, smaller casts, and limited locations while labor costs and a cigarette ad ban reshape production.
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Hollywood
Richard Diamond
Bob Claver
Hal Holbrook
Aaron Ruben
Andy Griffith
Andy
Congress
Aaron Spelling
ABC
Ode to the Winchester Wood Fairies
Editor notes prompt poets to submit through the Winchester Poetry Workshop and mail to Mrs. Edward Hauck. Poem describes early sunlight, trees, fairy candles, and woodland plants forming a leafy cathedral guarded by sylvan fairies with a deterred scent.
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Winchester Poetry Workshop
Edward Hauck
Rt. 1
Box 19
Winchester
Doctors oppose tripling iron in bread plan
Three physicians challenge the FDA iron enrichment proposal arguing insufficient evidence that iron deficiency is a major health issue and that adults, especially men, could be harmed by higher iron intake. Opponents cite variability in absorption and potential liver effects.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Baking Industry
American Medical Association
American Dietetic Association
Boston
New York
FDA
Philip L. White
Council On Food and Nutrition
U.S. Department of Agriculture
William H. Crosby
New England Medical Center
Crosby Coe
New Ocean Culture Could Feed World by 1980 MOAC Says
New York report from AP notes MOAC. The firm says mari culture farming the sea could become a major world industry by 1980. It warns there will not be enough arable land to feed a population rising by about 60 million annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marine Office-Appleton & Cox Corp
MOAC
Today's Supermarket Carries 10 000 Items
New York AP reports the 10000 items figure reflects vast product diversity in modern supermarkets. The study shows nonfood sales rising from 3.1 to 16 billion dollars between 1950 and 1968, with shifts toward processed vegetables and fruits and changes in meat and potato consumption. The piece also notes differing food budgets across nations and a Ruritan Family picnic planned for August 9 at the Ruritan Horeshow Grounds.
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New York
National Industrial Conference Board
Grandfather clock and assorted antiques auction notice
Public sale of household antiques and tools including a grandfather clock, Chippendale table, cupboards, beds, dressers, organ, piano rolls, carnival glass, metalware, livestock gear, machinery, railroad items, and assorted furniture. Luncheon rights reserved. Not responsible for accidents. Edwards & Morrow auctioneers. George W. Gain clerk.
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Boston
Jackson
Robert E. Lee
Giradet
Kenmore
Motorola T.V
Singer Sewing Machine
Zenith
Lancaster
Edwards & Morrow
George W. Gain
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Sen. Kennedy
Berkeley Heights
N.J
Mary Jo Kopechne
Edward M
Kennedy
D-Mass
Kopechne
Chappaquiddick Island
Martha’s
The
Backcreek
Frederick County
Virginia
Wilde Acres, Inc
Ernest H. Copple
Fletcher Stiers, Jr
Circuit Court
Furnace Road
Mountain Falls Post Office
Handley
Ernest H. Copple Fletcher Steirs, JR
Trustees
Mary M. Dunaway
5Th Ave
Rawson
W. Va
George E. Dunaway, Jr
Anna D. Macoughtry
Madison College
Godwin
Shenandoah Valley
Crosby
Margaret Ann Krikker
Albany, N.Y
Frederick Stohman Jr
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Agriculture Department
Berryville
Schewels
Monthly Payments Construction
Schewel Furniture CO
W. Cork St
John Cunniff
United States
Ghana
Spain
Ruritan Picnic
Ruritan Horeshow
Great Cacapon
D.S.T
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