Hahn Says Playboy Bestowed Freedom Through Portraits
Jessica Hahn arrived in New York and defended her Playboy topless shoot as a step to feel like a woman. She said the interview and photos helped her reclaim identity away from Jim Bakker and John Fletcher amid their past Florida hotel room allegations.
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Actresses Lead Million-Dollar AIDS Walk in Hollywood
Lynn Redgrave Eileen Brennan and Valerie Harper head fund raisers for AIDS patients and rape victims. The AIDS Walk-a-Thon started at Paramount Studios and drew about 8000 walkers raising 1.6 million, including 1.4 million for California's AIDS drive and 200000 for the Rape Treatment Center at Santa Monica Hospital.
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Orbison Back From Hiatus With New Album Due In November
Roy Orbison struggles back with an album expected in November on Virgin Records. The project features songs from T-Bone Burnett and Elvis Costello, marking his first new material in eight years and includes his track In Dreams used in David Lynch's Blue Velvet.
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Busload Of Women Answering Call From Lonely Men
A busload of women heads to Pajala in northern Sweden for a bachelors week. Women from Sweden, Canada, England, West Germany and others respond as organizers struggle for rooms. Dancing lessons were dropped due to elk hunting season.
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Professors Back In Spotlight In Bork Hearings
Law school professors address the Senate Judiciary Committee as part of the Bork confirmation hearings. Testimony includes former Sen Thomas Eagleton and former Gov Richard Thornburgh with academic and legal opinions divided over Bork writings and rulings. Opponents critique views on equal protection and First Amendment scope, while supporters urge focus on recent opinions and briefs.
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Supreme Court
Robert H. Bork
Bork
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Thomas Eagleton
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Yale
TV Game Shows Attract Thousands Of Applicants
About 650000 Americans apply yearly to be game show contestants but producers say few meet the needed poise and outgoing personality. Jeopardy1 looks abroad to find English speakers. prizes range from $25 to as high as $1 million, paid annually.
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U.S
West Germany
Gregg Silverman
Greg Muntean
Silverman
Illinois Scientists Create Artificial Guide Star for Sharp Sky Images
University of Illinois researchers Chet Gardner and Laird Thompson unveil a laser produced artificial guide star to correct atmospheric distortion. The system aims to provide ground based telescope images rivaling space telescopes, costing about 3 million dollars. The laser excites sodium in a high atmospheric layer to create a bright reference point for real time mirror adjustments.
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