TV stars sue National Enquirer over gossip claims
Hollywood celebrities led by Carol Burnett sue the Santana based National Enquirer over fictitious stories. Paul Lynde Phil Silvers Rory Calhoun Ed McMahon Shirley Jones and Marty Ingels join. Steve McQueen seeks retraction. Lawsuits stress two-source rule and care for accuracy. July trial tentatively set for Burnett’s 5 million libel suit.
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Children watch so much TV it's full-time job
Ann Arbor based AP report cites University of Michigan expert John Murray noting that one in five children spend hours weekly watching television, reaching an estimated 12,000 hours by age 12. He warns about reduced engagement with other media, potential violence effects, and argues TV can also foster prosocial behaviors with limited viewing.
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