Rose Follower Still Calls Marsh by Her Hallmark Rose
Four years after Leaving Upstairs Downstairs Jean Marsh says fans still greet her as Rose. She notes hair glasses and a changed voice but Rose remains her strongest public identity.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1981
Page
3
Four years after Leaving Upstairs Downstairs Jean Marsh says fans still greet her as Rose. She notes hair glasses and a changed voice but Rose remains her strongest public identity.
The Arab League led mediation aims for a Lebanon peace plan with a nationwide cease-fire and removal of heavy arms from cities. Syria and Lebanese Christian and Muslim factions attend at Beiteddin as U S envoy Habib travels from Paris, while Israel backs Christian forces and clashes persist near Zahle.
President Reagan must win Democratic support as Congress begins drafting a tax cut package. House Speaker Thomas O'Neill says Reagan lacks working-class understanding while conservatives back a 25 percent three year cut. The Ways and Means Committee starts Wednesday amid expected floor fights.
A longtime Nixon confidant says the former president plays an unofficial yet influential role in the Reagan administration. He receives top secret documents biweekly and is said to stay in regular contact with Reagan.
Navy divers recover 125 bodies from the Bagmati River after a crowded passenger train derailed on a bridge 248 miles northwest of Calcutta. Only 83 rescued. hundreds still missing as a cow avoidance incident sparks the disaster.
An ABC News Washington Post poll shows three quarters of Americans favor abortion access in most circumstances. About 40 percent support abortion on demand, 34 percent in most cases, while 54 percent oppose using federal funds for abortions. Sixty seven percent oppose making abortion murder by law.
In Tehran supporters of President Bani Sadr clash with Islamist militants after the prosecutor bans his Islamic Revolution newspaper and five others. Demonstrations spread from the Bazaar area with guards firing to disperse crowds. a four page edition circulated secretly.
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