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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1982

Page

6

Richard Burton to divorce third wife Susan Hunt

Actor Richard Burton 56, twice divorced from Elizabeth Taylor, is divorcing his third wife Susan Hunt after five plus years of marriage. Hunt files for divorce soon. Burton has had two neck and ulcer operations this year and will remain friends with Hunt. He is in Vienna working on the miniseries Wagner.

New York Richard Burton Elizabeth Taylor Burton Susan Hunt Nancy Seltzer Ms. Hunt James Hunt Chicago Illinois William Scott California Scott U.S. Supreme Court San Francisco Ellen Richard Phillips U.S. Bureau of Prisons Kansas City Pleasanton Federal Penitentiary Phillips

Priest Drowns Stray Cats Behind School in Los Angeles

In Los Angeles a Catholic priest, Rev. Alan DeLong, used humane society traps to catch stray cats on a high school campus and drowned ten of them in an oil drum. Animal lovers protested, urging humane treatment of the animals.

Los Angeles UPI Alan DeLong The Humane Society DeLong

Dr Gonzo Gates reveals ski accident on Today interview

Gregory Harrison, known for Trapper John M.D., appeared in a Washington Today interview with a fractured right leg. He said the injury happened after slipping on an icy step while carrying bags to the car, not while skiing, and addressed rumors about Patti Davis and the Reagan family.

Washington UPI Gregory Harrison Gonzo Gates Trapper John M.D Chris Wallace Wallace Reagan Patti Davis Patti

First Communist mayor appointed in the Netherlands

Beerta, Netherlands—Hanneke Jagersma, a 30-year-old social worker, named mayor of Beerta, a town of 1,950. Interior Minister Ed van Thijn said the liberal coalition chose her for a strongly Communist area where the party is well represented in the council. The choice challenges past war and emergency concerns over Communist mayors.

Beerta Netherlands UPI Ed van Thijn Hanneke Jagersma

Power tops Italian charts with three hits

Romina Power dominates Italy’s Top Ten with three singles led by Ballo del Qua Qua. The 30 year old co hosts Fantastico 2 with husband Al Bano, who duets on Sharazan, now No. 3. Felicita rises from 75th to 10th after San Remo festival.

Brindisi Italy Romina Power Tyrone Power Adriatic al Bano

Photographers rounded up after Princess Diana bikini photos

Bahamian officials detained foreign photographers on Eleuthera after pictures of Princess Diana in a red bikini surfaced. The incident drew protests in Britain and prompted apologies from The Sun and Daily Star, with crews withdrawn from the Bahamas. The expectant princess and Prince Charles were on a private Windermere retreat when the photos were taken.

Eleuthera Bahamas Diana Elizabeth II Prince Charles United Press International England Europe United States Windermere Sun The Daily Star Elizabeth Buckingham Palace

Sun Reprints Diana Photo Apology Sparks Commons Condemnation

The Sun ran a Diana photo on its front page with an apology claiming no offense and aimed to cheer the nation with carefree and delightful images. The Daily Star also apologized on page three. Members of the House of Commons from all parties condemned the papers.

the Sun Diana Daily Star House of Commons

L A mayor Bradly files for governor slot

Los Angeles mayor Tom Bradley became the first candidate to submit enough petition signatures to appear on the ballot for governor. Supporters delivered 33 000 names in under six weeks, exceeding the 10 000 needed, with signatures from all 58 counties. Campaign chair Nelson Rising cites broad backing as Brown contemplates Senate run.

Los Angeles Tom Bradley Bradley Nelson Rising Edmund G. Brown Jr Senate

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