Linda Evans Mauled by Leopard During Circus of the Stars Rehearsal
Linda Evans was knocked to the ground twice and bitten below the breast by a 200 pound leopard during a rehearsal for the Circus of the Stars telecast. Her manager said she was treated for the wound and would return to work on Wednesday for Dynasty filming, but would skip the circus show.
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Iowa lawmakers weigh tougher prison terms and fixed sentences
A statewide hearing on sentencing urged ending good and honor time and adopting mandatory minimums with full terms served. Polk County Attorney Dan Johnston and Des Moines Lt. Kayne Robinson cited repeat offenders released early as a key problem, while lawmakers debated judge discretion versus fixed penalties.
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Krantz Adopts Soap Opera for TV Series Beverly Hills
Judith Krantz shifts to daytime drama joining Arnold and Lois Peyser on a project titled Judith Krantz's Beverly Hills. The show, submitted to CBS, could air early next year if network approval is granted.
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Harris appeals conviction in Tarnower case
Jean Harris the former headmistress jailed for killing Dr. Herman Tarnower in Scarsdale is appealing her 15 years to life sentence. She claims police and judicial errors. Prison officials report she has adjusted well at Bedford Hills Correctional Facility and tutors inmates despite a past scuffle with another inmate.
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Desmond Tutu among 1981 Nobel Peace Prize nominees
Desmond Tutu the South African anti apartheid bishop is named among more than 60 candidates for the 1981 Nobel Peace Prize. Institute director Jacob Sverdrup confirms the nomination while lists remain unofficial. Other nominees include Lech Walesa Jimmy Carter and Robert Mugabe.
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