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Since May 1, these deft miniaturists - members of the Screen Actors Guild and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, which represents 135,000 actors - had been on strike against the advertisers and their agencies, for reasons too complex to fit on a placard. And they were finding that...
Hopes are higher because of the current negotiations. But what if they fail? "We're going back to the streets," Daniels insists, sounding more like Jimmy Hoffa than Dr. Mark Craig, the crabby surgeon he played on "St. Elsewhere" in the '80s. "We have strategies to turn on the heat...
Canada, always an attractive location because of the strong U.S. dollar and the less expensive actors, now is busier than ever. It's hosting so many commercials that the guilds there have relaxed strict rules about importing talent from below the border. "They're so busy they can't handle...
The two long passes Hall completed were both to tight end Nate Robbins - one was the 32-yarder where Robbins was left wide open on the final play of the game, and on the other play Harvard junior linebacker Mike Cataldo stayed with Robbins on the fly all the way...
Roiff said that in past years, the society received tubs of ice cream from many area merchants, including Toscanini's and Baskin Robbins.