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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 2002
Page
9
Whoopi Goldberg urged public belching as a humorously practical way to improve communication. Speaking to about 1,500 at the Distinguished Speaker Series, she argued humans are poor communicators and that releasing gas could help people feel more comfortable and open.
Roseanne bars return as star and executive producer in a 13 episode reality work place comedy for ABC. Ru Cutler will co produce. The idea originated with Roseanne and Cutler and ABC plans a possible summer 2003 air date.
Arnold Schwarzenegger joked about a gubernatorial bid at a Beverly Hills luncheon while deflecting calls for a firm answer. He referenced his actor role to avoid legal exposure and credited his wife Maria Shriver for his decision. He promoted Proposition 49 funding afterschool programs and praised the fight for children.
David Spade will headline Comics Come Home a benefit for the Chris Farley Foundation to educate children about drug and alcohol abuse The fifth annual show set for December 7 at the University of Wisconsin Memorial Union Theatre Sue Murphy hosts with Megan Looney Eddie Gossling and Kevin Bozeman Also appearing are Farley brothers Kevin and John Farley Farley died in 1997 from an accidental overdose He was born in Madison and a 1966 Marquette University graduate.
Novelist Jeffrey Archer, convicted for perjury, was transferred from Belmarsh to the open Hollesley Bay prison in Suffolk, a 350 inmate facility on 1500 acres. He faces suspended penalties for diary disclosures naming fellow prisoners, with six months to avoid further rule breaches.
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