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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1987
Page
5
Los Angeles AP reports Marty Ingels warns the public over pervasive product endorsements and a flood of ads. He questions if the nation wants celebrities pushing diverse goods nightly, arguing the tactic undermines veracity and boosts profit over purpose.
Columbia Pictures apologized to actress Daryl Hannah for using a Roxanne scene in a Diet Coke commercial. The studio said the ad was a promotional tie in and not an endorsement, acknowledging Hannah’s policy against endorsements. Beverly Hills Merv Griffin plots a 16 acre mansion atop a Santa Monica Mountains mountaintop with 2 million cubic yards of earth moved for a $6.5 million listed property.
State Highway Commissioner Margaret Rush asserts she did not speed and intends to plead not guilty to a charge of driving 81 in a 55 limit on the Southeastern Beltway near Columbia. Her trial date was requested to be moved up, with Rush alleging police leaked the ticket to the press while she borrowed a car for a USC game.
Paris AP. A two hour live show will unveil Titanic artifacts including a satchel of jewels a safe contents a giant bell port hole covers china and serving trays. New evidence suggests a coal fire weakened the hull and the ship may have been moving forward when it sank April 15 1912 off Southampton to New York.
Matthew Broderick returned to work with a reading at the Writers Theater after a August car crash in Northern Ireland that killed a woman and left him with a broken leg. He appeared with Blythe Danner and Stephen Collins at a $125 per person benefit, as his agent said he is doing therapy and resting while reading several scripts.
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