Brown on Playboy interview mocks liberalism and press
Sacramento AP report notes Governor Brown in a Playboy interview expresses mixed feelings on women's liberation and self indulgence, questions about press criticism, defense cuts, and the power of leadership. He discusses marijuana, detente and political scrutiny, defending a cautious stance on social change.
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Cash Star Ceremony for Donny Cash at Hollywood Walk of Fame
A country singer named Donny Cash had his star installed on Hollywood Boulevard at 6320 near Vine Street on a Tuesday morning marking a notable milestone in his career and local entertainment history.
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Suspension upheld in bar porn show case
The Alcoholic Beverage Control Appeals Board upheld a 30 day suspension for a Whittier bar for showing allegedly pornographic movies to patrons. The board rejected arguments that the TV program Mary Hartman Mary Hartman indicated a change in pub lic morals and thus allowed exhibition of explicit scenes.
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Ryan O Neal ordered to psychiatrist in drug case
Actor Ryan O Neal 34 star of Barry Lyndon Paper Moon Live and Die aims was ordered to six months of marijuana counseling as a diversion in his case He was booked in January for investigation of possessing five ounces of marijuana He must report September 8 to Municipal Court to show counseling completion Police found marijuana in a bedroom closet during a January search at his Bel Air home Stephen Jaffe press agent was arrested for cocaine possession
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Morgenthau Finds On Camera Murder In Hoax Film
New York District Attorney Robert Morgenthau announced that the on camera murder scene in the underground movie Snuf was a hoax. He said conventional trick photography explains the final moments and that the activity is alive and well. The Times had reported earlier the scenes involved dismemberment were a hoax.
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Strip musicians still parking in Las Vegas strike talks
Las Vegas negotiators of the Nevada Resort Association and musicians’ reps spent about five hours Tuesday negotiating a three-year wage and benefits proposal to replace last month’s contract. Ashley Ashlemon said progress was limited and a strike could be called immediately if talks fail.
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