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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1987
Page
3
Comedian Phyllis Diller, who turns 70, says her body is steamed about it. She celebrated with raspberry cake and friends, while a strip-a-gram in a policeman's uniform performed. She credits youthful looks to lovely thoughts, new material, and daily bathing.
Entertainer Bob Hope announced the creation of Hope for a Drug Free America in St Louis to act as a clearing house for donations to drug abuse programs. He urged large corporate and private gifts, saying drugs have infiltrated society and must be solved. He was honored at a national convention of the HOPE entertainment achievements.
The comedian Miss Diller, known for poking fun at her looks, is honored by the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery for helping popularize plastic surgery. AFTRA President Frank Maxwell awards her a gold replica of the union’s membership card for her unique contributions to broadcast media.
Actor Jim Belushi pleads not guilty to misdemeanor assault and battery after allegedly attacking Bobby Ray Henson a 43 year old Santa Monica accountant who spat on Belushi s car. Preliminary hearing set for July 31 with potential penalties up to one year in jail and twelve thousand dollars in fines.
Beverly Hills California AP Actress Joan Collins should stay in Europe because her estranged husband Peter Holm who picketed their shared mansion may threaten her safety. Mitchelson said he would seek a court order barring Holm from picketing the home during their divorce negotiations. Holm and Collins are in a bitter dispute over a $2.5 million mansion and temporary support.
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