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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1983

Page

5

Ellerbee says no to First Camera NBC News role

Linda Ellerbee will not join NBCs First Camera and remains under contract through next May after the NBC News overnight program ends. NBC News President Reuven Frank pressed for reconsideration but Ellerbee declined, saying it is not the right move at this time.

New York Linda Ellerbee NBC News NBC First Camera Ellerbee

Lillian Gish Critiques Modern Movie Making at London Festival

Lillian Gish, 87, faults today’s films for losing the human element. She says love and affection have turned to sex and lust, criticizes lack of rehearsal, and notes actors repeat takes endlessly. Her film Hambone and Hillie co stars a dog and opens internationally after Christmas.

London Lillian Gish Miss Gish Hambone Hillie

Navy commander convicted of sodomy aboard ship

Navy Cmdr. Gerald M. Vanderwier was found guilty of three counts of sodomy with a crewman during a Mediterranean cruise in March. The 42-year-old officer showed no reaction as verdicts were read after a three-day court-martial. Sentencing was set for the morning, and Vanderwier faced possible dismissal, loss of pay, and up to 15 years in prison.

Norfolk Navy Gerald M. Vanderwier Vanderwier Maitland G. Freed Patricia John E. Rainville Mayport McDonnell Rainville Tunis Tunisia

Killer thanks pope before execution in Florida

Robert Sullivan, 36, spent 10 years on Florida’s death row before being executed in the electric chair after reading Psalm 62 aloud and thanking Pope John Paul II for attempting to save his life. He was pronounced dead at 10:16 a.m. after Gov. Bob Graham approved the execution, ending a week of legal appeals.

Sullivan Bob Graham U.S. Supreme Court Pope Donald Schmidt Howard Johnson Homestead Miami Schmidt Florida Graham John Spenkelink

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