Hanks Ridicules Self In Interview
Tom Hanks criticizes his looks and self doubts in an interview in Parade magazine while promoting Punchline with Sally Field. He jokes about his hair and chin and notes his dream of playing center field for the Cleveland Indians.
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Ex-Paper Editor Is Fired From State Position
Columbia AP Fortenberry a former newspaper editor and public information officer was fired from the South Carolina Department of Mental Health after criticism of the agency. Mental Health Commissioner Bevilacqua cited failure to promote the department and questioned Fortenberrys handling of public relations. Hughes was reassigned to an undetermined new post.
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Brady Says Shooting Fallout Not Worth Dwelling On
Stamford AP James Brady declines to dwell on the 1981 assassination attempt saying denial is a waste of time. He recalls rage toward attacker John W Hinckley Jr and walks on stage with his wife Sarah to promote his book Thumbs Up on Phil Donahue.
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Divorce suit filed by Al Hirt's wife over abuse claims
Zide Jahncke Hirt seeks divorce from jazz trumpeter Al Hirt in Orleans Civil Court alleging violent physical abuse and requesting 10000 dollars per month for pain. Hirt could not be reached for comment and his lawyer did not respond to calls. The suit was filed on Oct 30 but became public Thursday.
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Iran-Contra Panel Set to Recommend CIA Tightening
The Iran-Contra committees plan tighter CIA notification rules on covert actions and a civilian-controlled NSC staff. The 600-page report, approved by the panels with most Republicans dissenting, will be unveiled Nov. 17 along with a dissenting version.
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