Hepburn avoids viewing On Golden Pond again
Katharine Hepburn says she has no desire to see On Golden Pond, the film earning 10 Oscar nominations, calling watching herself a bore. She rejects aging gloom, likening herself to old wood and praising plain materials over jewel like.
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Mercouri seeks loan of Venus de Milo and Victory statues
Greek culture minister Melina Mercouri asked France to lend the Venus de Milo and Victory of Samothrace statues to Greece for an exhibition. She does not request permanent return. The French ambassador in Athens will pass the request to President Mitterrand, a friend of Mercouri.
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Patricia Harris unlikely runs for Washington mayor
Patricia Roberts Harris, former Carter cabinet member and diplomat, signals interest in mayoral bid for the capital. She formed a fundraising committee and hints at a later announcement, citing her belief Washington can run more effectively. Critics question fundraising potential and ability to manage the city’s bureaucracy and economic disparities.
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Pope summons 100 Jesuit leaders to conclave
Pope John Paul II calls 100 top Jesuits to a historic closed meeting amid signs of leftist politics within the order. Sources say the aim is to inform provincials of the pope's stance and ensure adherence to doctrine, with possible expulsion for resistance.
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Age discrimination surge prompts congressional scrutiny
The House Aging Committee releases a report showing EEOC age discrimination charges rising to about 9,500 in 1981, a 75 percent jump from 1979. It finds workers in their 50s most affected, with manufacturing hit hardest and a call for stronger protections and possible damages in court.
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Williams' mother to testify in Atlanta murder trial
Williams' cancer-stricken mother Faye Williams is expected to testify this week as a final defense witness. Homer Williams testified for two days last week in the Wayne Williams trial, which centers on the murders of Nathaniel Cater and Jimmy Ray Payne and parallels to 18 other cases investigated by a task force.
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