Davis to Receive Golden Scroll Award in Hollywood
Bette Davis will be among recipients of the 1976 Academy of Science Fiction Golden Scroll Awards in a Hollywood ceremony on January 15. Army Archerd and Selma Archerd were fined $375 each after a Beverly Hills fashion show brawl in which a cigarette was doused with a drink, a glass was thrown, and Archerd was cut.
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TV violence study names Quest as most violent show
Washington based Citizens Committee for Broadcasting released a 11 week monitor funded by a 25000 dollar AMA grant. Quest tops the list of violent programs followed by Starsky and Hutch and Kojak. Eleven shows including Mary Tyler Moore and Chico and the Man had no significant violence. Chevrolet and Whitehall Labs Anacin lead advertisers in violent TV.
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Uncle Ben's TV ad to be dropped over safety concerns
The Federal Trade Commission considers pulling a late last year and early this year Uncle Ben's rice commercial that featured a 4 year old girl near a hot stove. The mother narrator says the product is safe and dinner finishes cooking on its own, while the child reaches toward the pot. The ad raised questions about child safety and luring youngsters to hover near hot pots.
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Revenge killing linked to Mexican family feud in LA area
Three Meza brothers were gunned down outside Royal Marine Inc. as they left work. Their mothers say the Ballardo clan, powerful in Culiacan, killed them in vengeance for a dead son. The brothers, once police in Mexico, used false names after fleeing to the United States. one Ballardo brother remains, planning to return to Mexico.
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Doctors race to save Gilmore in Utah hospital
Gary Gilmore, 36, lay unconscious and critically ill at University of Utah Medical Center after a drug overdose aimed at delaying his execution. He was rushed to the hospital Thursday as guards watched the ward while he faced a firing squad at sunrise in about a month. A handwritten will found in his cell left most belongings to an uncle and buried his watch and jewelry. Hospital spokesman John Keahey said the aspirants breathed contents into his lungs.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
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Gilmore
University of Utah Medical Center
Dummar fingerprint planted claim sparks will inquiry
Melvin Dummar says his fingerprints were planted on an envelope containing Howard Hughes will. He insisted to Ogden Police that he never knew Hughes and handed over prints to prove he did not obtain the fortune. He urged the Hughes faction to reveal the circumstances behind the will.
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Salt Lake City
Ford workers to receive double time during Christmas week
Detroit plants plan temporary closures as Ford, GM, and Chrysler announce shifts to meet peak demand. About 18,000 Ford workers mixed across five auto and two truck plants will clock 40 hours at double pay between Christmas and New Year. GM and Chrysler outline up to three weeks idle for tens of thousands.
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Fingerhut to pay taxi fare for intoxicated drivers
Fingerhut Corp in Minnetonka vows to pay taxi fares for any of its 2,400 Minnesota employees who are drunk and should not drive. The company also asks workers to offer taxi rides at company expense to anyone they think should not be driving, employee or not.
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