Fawcett Parents Sue Over Foxx Show Skit
James and Pauline Fawcett of Houston claim libel in a televised skit last month on Redd Foxx's show. They allege the segment depicted them in a humiliating interview with Farrah Fawcett's parents, with Foxx and a stand‑in dog and bird using a Farrah Fawcett wig.
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Alimony Contempt Proceedings Against Saul Bellow
Nobel laureate Saul Bellow, 61, faces 10 days in jail after being jailed for 10 days for falling $11,150 behind in alimony to Susan Glassman Bellow. Court documents show Bellow earned $461,203 in 1976 from royalties, salary, and the Nobel prize payment.
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Mitchell pleads Carter for commuted Watergate sentence
Former Attorney General John N. Mitchell filed a petition with President Carter asking for immediate commutation so he can receive hip replacement surgery. He cited severe degenerative hip disease and an enlarged heart, asking release to obtain urgent operation. his wife and daughter are named in the appeal.
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Tannis Bell
Federal Bureau of Prisons
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Jen Mitchell
Amy Carter Birthday With Red Sled And Frankenstein
Amy Carter celebrates her sixth birthday at the White House with a Halloween party. President Carter notes she was heartbroken over missing a snowfall at Camp David. A private pumpkin carving contest, a showing of Frankenstein, burgers, and cake followed as Amy opened presents from family.
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Egypt presses for PLO role in Mideast talks
Egypt demanded PLO participation in Geneva talks and proposed amendments to the U S Israel plan. In Jerusalem, Begin’s coalition gains support from the centrist DMC, boosting his Knesset majority. Rhodesia swears in its first black magistrate, Ernest Tsomondo, as a landmark step. Senate approves a 6.8 billion foreign aid bill with indirect aid allowances. A decomposed body is identified as IU coed Ana Harmeier, while Ark inmates’ escape ends in a bus crash. Energy talks aim to make insulation costs passable on utilities, and wage rises move toward 3 35 an hour by 1981. A proposal also allows a gradual retirement age change for some workers.
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Democratic Movement For Change
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Cambodia
Laos
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Bahamian crowds hail Queen Elizabeth on holiday visit
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip arrived in Nassau on a warm subtropical day to a jubilant welcome. About 20,000 Bahamians filled a stadium in three cheers as the monarch toured the archipelago, a nation part of the Commonwealth and celebrating its own independence history.
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Man's tailored sportswear suit promotion
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