Addams Turns Gruesome Into Gentle Humor For New YorkerFans
New York AP profile of cartoonist Charles Addams notes his fans fill his apartment with macabre knickknacks while he remains convinced he is a normal American boy. For eight years his drawings mix grotesque with homey humor across New Yorker pieces and the Addams Family icons.
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Instant lottery ban looms as hearings press lawmakers
In Annapolis, a Ways and Means hearing weighs bills to bar instant lotteries while the lottery director warns a spring weekly game with an instant prize feature could be illegal. Martin Puncke cites a $656,000 contract for 15 million tickets and notes potential revenue losses if the state ends the program. Gov Harry Hughes plans to discontinue the instant lottery next budget year.
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Motion pictures and smoking on screen
Ever wonder whether a motion picture rated okay for children has scenes that make smoking look romantic or desirable Find out by calling the theater manager before you take a child to a film Theaters often cooperate with parents who care about what their children are watching
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