Award adds to Batte Davis’s unusual collection in Hollywood
Daily review states actress Batte Davis will receive a 1976 Academy of Science Fiction Golden Scroll Award in Hollywood on January 15 for her film appearance. Hollywood columnist Army Archerd and wife Selma were fined 375 dollars each after a Beverly Hills battery plea following a fashion show brawl at Gucel's boutique where Archerd defended Selma during a fight that left a man ear-cut and another woman injured.
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TV violence list targets shows and sponsors
A Nation Citizens Committee for Broadcasting study lists Quest and 10 other programs as the most violent this fall, with NBC showing the most violence and CBS the least. It names advertisers like Chevrolet, Whitehall Labs, Anacin, American Motors and Sears as sponsors of violent shows, while Peter Paul Candies and Texaco are tied to the least violent programs.
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Uncle Ben's rice to drop TV commercial
Washington UDP The Federal Trade Commission urged Uncle Ben's to drop a television ad that critics said lured children toward a pot of hot rice the spot showed a girl watching the pot as her mother claimed the product could finish cooking by itself.
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Meza brothers killed in revenge shooting in Paramount
Three Meza brothers killed after leaving Royal Marine Inc. in Paramount. Women allege the Meza brothers were the Ballardo family in disguise, targeted by a powerful Mexican clan for a killing years earlier in Culiacan. Deputies say three gunmen fired about 21 rounds from a station wagon, the family says Jose and Santos were police in Culiacan, the incident cited as self defense by authorities. Carlos Ballardo, 14, plans to return to Mexico.
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Doctors fight to save Gilmore as execution nears
Utah doctors worked to rescue Gary Gilmore after a barbiturate overdose in a failed suicide bid. The 26-year-old killer remained unconscious in a guarded University of Utah Medical Center ward as authorities prepared for possible firing squad in about a month. He had endured a 26 day hunger strike and suffered aspiration pneumonia from vomiting into his lungs, hospital spokesman said. His handwritten will named an uncle and mentioned his mother, who urged against the death penalty.
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Dummar claims fingerprint planted in will case
Ogden Utah police obtained Melvin Dummar's fingerprints after he said an envelope containing Howard Hughes will was tampered with He insists his print was placed to block his share Dummar urged a church official to explain the circumstances and said someone is trying to keep Hughes fortune from him
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Ford to pay 800 for four days at year end shutdowns
DETROIT UPI about 18 000 Ford Motor Co hourly workers will receive 800 for four days between Christmas and New Year s as temp closings and extended schedules aim to meet heavy demand for large cars and vans. Ford says triple time week production will cap the year with the highest schedules in over three years amid post strike recovery and strong demand. some small car plants to idle in January as GM and Chrysler plan layoffs of up to 22 000 workers.
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Fingerhut offers taxi aid to drunken drivers in Minnesota
Fingerhut Corp of Minnetonka tells its 2,600 Minnesota employees not to drive if drinking and promises to pay taxi fare. The company asks workers to offer 3 taxi rides at company expense to anyone they think should not be driving, employee or not.
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