Burr Travels Globe But Heart's in Fiji Island
Hollywood actor Raynond Burr leads a nomadic life between his Hollywood home and his 5000 acre Fiji island Naitauba which he calls his spiritual home He employs eight Fiji natives there and plans to base more time in the islands while continuing work on Ironside and future film projects Burr commutes to Universal Studios and maintains a bustling home life with native staff and casual travel to Europe and the South Pacific He describes time as his biggest enemy and longs to spend six months a year in the Fiji islands someday
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Lawmaker calls for $15 million more in annual taxes
The chair of the Legislative State Revenue Committee stated that an additional $15 million per year must be raised through new or increased taxes to fund ongoing state government services.
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Paul McCartney signs seven year songwriting deal
London AP reports Paul McCartney has signed a seven year songwriting deal with Northern Songs and McCartney Music for all songs he and Linda write through 1979. The amount is not disclosed by Ansociated Television.
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Gunsmoke Pike episode honored by Cowboy Hall of Fame
The two part Gunsmoke episode Pike aired March 1 and 8 1971 on CBS is named outstanding western on television for the year by the Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma City. The segment features Jeanette Nolan and Dack Rambo.
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Three Show Business Personalities Die
DETROIT AP Warren W Colston 74 longtime art director who played the sheriff in the Lone Ranger radio and TV era died Wednesday Colston acted in numerous TV roles and in the film How Green Was My Valley Palm Springs Calif AP Michael C Levee 81 pioneer executive and former president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences died Wednesday Levee had been senior executive at Paramount Pictures and held top posts at United Studios First National Studies and related outlets Richard W Day 78 longtime executive and former president of the Academy died Wednesday Day led several studio and industry roles at major companies including Warner Brothers press sources say.
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