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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1981

Page

4

Morgan Fairchild Says She Prefers Being Alone

Hollywood actress Morgan Fairchild says she wants a strong, understanding partner but does not want a man who stays home. She notes that many men assume a woman alone wants a male companion and she would hire help for domestic chores. Her remarks appear in Forum magazine.

Hollywood UPI Morgan Fairchild NBC

Mets star Rusty Staub chats with Tom Brokaw on Today

TV host Tom Brokaw spotted Mets outfielder Rusty Staub in Central Park and arranged an appearance on the Today show to discuss the baseball strike. Staub accepted and planned to join the program the next morning at 7 o clock.

New York UPI New York-Philadelphia Tom Brokaw Central Park Rusty Staub Mets Brokaw Staub

Cliff Robertson stages and narrates in Hollywood and Hamptons

Hollywood writer director and star Cliff Robertson works in the Hamptons on The VIPs, directs and acts with Dina Merrill, opens July 4 at East Hampton Guild Hall, and narrates a George Eastman episode for American Lifestyles broadcast in 1981 82. In Los Angeles the Directors Guild pushes for a video profit share as a strike deadline nears, threatening a walkout and disruption across TV and film. London sees Fee Waybill fined for obstructing police during a Tubes promo stunt, calling himself an arrogant nuisance amid a touring British run.

Hollywood UPI Cliff Robertson Hamptons New York Robertson V.I.P Dina Merrill John Drew East Hampton Guild Hall George Eastman Kodak Los Angeles Directors Guild of America Jackie Cooper Association of Motion Picture and Television Producers London Fee Waybill The Tubes John Waldo Eric Crowther Waybill Bobby Britain

Kennedy Runs In Central Park Race For Met Museum

Caroline Kennedy ran 3.5 miles in 28 minutes 19 seconds finishing 436th among 2,113 women in a New York road race. She drew photographers and was praised by Fred Lebow for her good form. Top male finisher was Peter McNeil in 16 21 and Cindy Wuss led the women in 19 35.

NEW York Central Park Caroline Kennedy Metropolitan Museum of Art Fred Lebow New York Road Runners Club Miss Kennedy Peter McNeil Cindy Wuss

American teen wins in Bolshoi Ballet competition

Amanda McKerrow, 18, of the Washington School of Ballet, shares the gold medal in the junior division with two other prize winners as the Bolshoi contest announces winners. A 20-year-old Soviet dancer is the grand prize winner while Russians collect many awards and four Canadian dancers also win medals. Judges named winners early before the ceremony.

Moscow UPI Bolshoi Theater Amanda McKerrow Washington School of Ballet

Lawmakers push sodium labeling on processed foods nationwide

Three Democratic congressmen introduced a bill to require processed foods over 35 milligrams of sodium per serving to disclose sodium content on labels or store shelf signs. Backers cite high blood pressure risks and FDA labeling debates, with exemptions for small businesses and waivers for larger producers.

Washington UPI James Bernstein American College of Preventive Medicine Albert Gore D-Tenn Arthur Hayes Food and Drug Administration FDA Henry Waxman D-Calif Neal Smith Drowa

Moral Majority forms legal arm to defend like minded

The Moral Majority will begin a legal defense fund run by volunteer lawyers to back private and Christian groups facing liberal legislation. The effort aims to be a conservative version of the ACLU with funding from regular appeals, led by Falwell aides and supported by attorney volunteers nationwide.

Lynchburg, Va American Civil Liberties Union Moral Majority Legal Defense Fund ACLU Harry Covert Moral Majority Report Moral Majority Covert Jerry Falwell Shell John Whitehead Washington, D.C Mike Farris Olympia, Wash Defense Fund Falwell Tax Department

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