Liz Taylor and John Warner Agree to Legal Separation
Elizabeth Taylor and Virginia Senator John Warner have amicably agreed to a legal separation. They say neither intends to seek a divorce and will spend Christmas together in California. Warner’s spokesman declined further comment.
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Fire destroys former Gov Jimmie Davis home in Baton Rouge
Former Louisiana governor Jimmie Davis and his wife fled a late Sunday fire that gutted their residence and destroyed trophies from his eight years in office and recordings of songs. Damages estimated at 175000 dollars. the couple escaped unharmed.
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Hearst Kidnap Case Leads to $6.9 Million Suit
Patty Hearst's former shelterers Jack and Micki Scott announce a civil action in Alameda County seeking 6 million dollars in punitive damages and 975 thousand in special damages for alleged falsehoods in Hearst Shaw's book. They deny ties to terrorist groups and say they aided Hearst for humanitarian reasons after SLA involvement.
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