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...producers plan to tape the show early in March. Then they plan to edit the show and present it to a local television station for consideration. Kramer said that if the station accepts the play he expects that it will be televised early in April...
...Nazi Minister of Propaganda. Almost as soon as excerpts from his 1945 diary were published late last year, they shot onto the West German bestseller lists.* Because Goebbels apparently intended to use this diary primarily as source material for a book, he never took the time to edit or rewrite his entries...
...university will not fund the paper unless Howard Zinn, faculty advisor to "the exposure," pledges to examine each issue of the paper before publication and edit libelous statements, Gary S. Abrams, an "exposure" staff member, said yesterday...
...Crimson welcomes letters concerning material appearing in this newspaper. Letters should be signed, and should not exceed 32 typewritten lines. They will be run on a space-available basis, and The Crimson reserves the right to edit letters at the editors' discretion. Letters become the property of this newspaper, unpublished letters cannot be returned...
Though there was no obstinate mechanical shark to contend with, Close Encounters was an arduous picture to make. It was shot during a five-month period in early 1976 and took more than a year to edit. The locations?several of them deserts?spread from California to India; the launching-pad set in Mobile, Ala., used in the film's climax is six times as large as Hollywood's biggest sound stage, Spielberg "was forever screwing up schedules like a whirlwind," says Melinda Dillon, the film's female lead, recalling the strain. "He worked all night, every night?catching...