Paul Conrad Named Nixon Scholar at Whittier College
Renowned LA Times cartoonist Paul Conrad, once listed on Nixon’s enemies list, was chosen as a Nixon Scholar at Whittier College. He will lead an undergraduate seminar on the history, purpose, and realities of editorial cartoons from Sept. to Oct. 5, amid hopes the honor reflects scholarly distinction rather than insult.
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Actress Kitt Eklund and Rod Stewart in talks over reconciliation
Attorney Mason Use says Kitt Eklund and Rod Stewart are seeing and talking to each other without conflict. He cautions reconciliation is a possibility but not certain. Eklund sues Stewart for 14 million dollars in child support disputes.
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Jury finds pilots fault in Croce crash that killed five
A Dallas federal jury ruled the plane captain failed to observe the highest degree of care in the 1973 crash that killed Jim Croce and four others. Damages will be set after further hearings as Croce’s widow and the victims’ families pursue damages against Roberts Airways and Mustang Aviation. Actress Jean Hagen dies at 70 in Hollywood after throat cancer battle. cremation held privately. Hagen rose to film stardom in the 1940s and later starred on television in Make Room for Daddy.
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Talks delayed in US Soviet Cabinet level talks
The United States and the Soviet Union postponed for two weeks the resumption of Cabinet level negotiations on curbing the strategic weapons race. Vance and Gromyko will now meet in Washington on September 22 and 23 to allow more preparation time and accommodate Latin American leaders visiting for Panama Canal Treaty ceremonies.
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Waylon Jennings bound over in cocaine case
In Nashville a federal grand jury bound over Waylon Jennings and his manager Mark Rothbaum on cocaine possession and conspiracy charges after testimony about a New York to Nashville cocaine shipment. Jennings and Rothbaum paid 7500 bond to remain free pending grand jury action while secretary Lori Evans faced dropped charges due to lack of evidence.
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Vandals paint swastika on Mark Spitz home garage
Police report a three foot swastika was painted Tuesday on a garage door at the Los Angeles home of swimming champion Mark Spitz. Spitz, 27, a Jew, was away when police called it an act of vandalism with racial overtones. The Munich medalist won seven golds in 1972 as Israeli athletes were fatally harmed during the Games.
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Eden to marry Harbara Eden in Chicago ceremony
Eden, former pop out character in I Dream of Jeannie, plans a Chicago wedding this Saturday to Chuck Fegert, vice president of Marshall Field Enterprises. This will be Eden and Fegert’s second marriages. Eden has a 12 year old son, Matthew Ansara, from her prior marriage to Michael Ansara.
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Beck Wins IRS Installment Plan for Back Taxes in Seattle
Former Teamsters president Dave Beck secured a five year installment plan to pay about 730000 dollars in back taxes after the IRS demanded full payment. The agency had garnished most of Becks 50000 dollar pension leaving him about 216 dollars monthly for living expenses. He planned to sell land to cover the bill.
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