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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1989
Page
3
Tulsa scene reports Richard Roberts asserts the Soviet bloc will accept gospel preaching as doors open briefly. He cites a 20 year past prediction about the USSR and China and says the time has arrived for missionary activity with limited repression.
Paul Newman and Jo Anne Woodward will spend about two months in Kansas City later this year to shoot a film about the prewar Kansas City elite. The project, Mr. and Mrs. Bridge, adapts Evan S. Connell novels, with director James Ivory arriving to scout locations as filming is planned to begin in August.
Nashville star Don Williams confirms a forthcoming album marking his first public remarks in years. He cites more studio fun on the project and recalls performing 80 concerts in 1982, reducing to 50 in 1985 before withdrawing for 18 months to his 90 acre farm near Nashville.
Bob Hope plans to unveil a freeway sign for Bob Hope Drive on Memorial Day with Pat Nolan and Jerry Baxter. The event marks the drive dedication last May and 86th birthday as Hope jokes about age and naps.
A 15 year old West Palm Beach freshman sues her prom date for dress, hair, shoes, and travel costs after he stood her up. The case raises questions about court precedent and potential flood of similar suits, with a narrator recalling personal stand-up heartbreak and humorous reflections.
A humorous take on national math illiteracy, urging basics in numbers and taxation. The speaker critiques rising costs and confusion in budgets, taxes, and interest while poking fun at Wall Street, currency, and the need for better numeracy in daily life.
At UC Berkeley a new ethnic studies requirement including Native American studies is praised as a significant curricular advance. History Professor Lawrence Levine calls it the most important of its kind and says it signals national importance of examining groups that helped form America.
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