Rich Little says he voiced David Niven in Pink Panther films
In an ABC morning interview Rich Little disclosed he re recorded much of Nivens dialogue for The Trail of the Pink Panther and The Curse of the Pink Panther as Niven battled ALS. He called it a tribute to Niven and Blake Edwards and said some of Nivens voice remains in the films.
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Culver City rejects Berle poker parlor plan
Culver City authorities turned down a proposed poker parlor and entertainment complex led by Milton Berle. Mayor Richard Brando told about 500 residents at the Monday City Council meeting that the city does not need a card room. The plan envisioned a 110 table gambling facility with potential annual city revenue up to $3 million.
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Jennings to anchor ABC World News Tonight in single-anchor format
Peter Jennings will replace the late Frank Reynolds as sole anchor of ABC News World News Tonight. He will broadcast from New York starting in September after previously anchoring in London and Washington since July 1. Reynolds died July 20 from viral hepatitis. Max Robinson and discussions about a future role are noted but not specified in the announcement.
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Smoking drives gender longevity gap study finds
A Erie County study led by Dr. Gus Miller and Dr. Dean Gerstein argues cigarette smoking is the main reason men die earlier than women. It finds non smoking men live as long as women and warns rising teenage girl smoking could erase the gap, predicting women's lifespans may shorten similarly.
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Ohio lawmaker vows to fight alcohol conviction
Rep Louis Stokes of Ohio, 58, chairman of the House Ethics Committee, vows to press legal steps to clear himself after a Maryland jury found him guilty only of running a red light and acquitted him on the more serious driving while intoxicated charge. He declined jail and his lawyers cited limited evidence of lack of control.
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