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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1992

Page

16

Farrow Plans Reflective Life Memoir With Personal Details

Mia Farrow is writing an autobiography covering her life including Woody Allen and family. The book aims to be a full life story about her professional work and motherhood with a multimillion dollar advance rumored, though no contract or sources were disclosed.

New York Mia Farrow Ing Woody Allen Eas Age Fisher Doubleday Apam Farrow

Wayne's daughter wins custody case in Santa Ana

The report notes Wayne’s daughter prevailed in a custody dispute in Santa Ana with remarks from Wayne about feeling vindicated. It mentions four years as an absentee mother and highlights broader custody battles among other women seeking guardianship.

Wayne Santa Ana Calif Yron

CBS NBC battle for Letterman

In New York AP reports a heated dispute over David Letterman's future show. CBS and NBC emerge as the main bidders to carry his late night program, with Fox and Seacrest also in the mix. NBC and CBS frame options as the strongest path for Letterman after a decade on air.

Florence Ala Clark University of North Robert L. Potts Cen Beldren Hee Lindooy Portra Goober Andy Griffth New York David Letterman CBS NBC Fox Seeee Ana Letterman Hudson

Vincent Gardenia dies after heart attack in Philadelphia

Character actor Vincent Gardenia, famed for Moonstruck and stage work, dies at 70 or 71 in a Philadelphia hotel room after a preview of Breaking Legs. He was found in his room at the Benjamin Franklin House about 9:30 am by Irene Gandy and a fellow cast member, ending a Philadelphia run that began Tuesday at the Forrest Theatre. Funeral arrangements incomplete. gardenia had earned Oscar nominations, a Tony Award, an Emmy, and two Obie honors for his diverse career. He was born in Milan and raised in the United States since age two. Survived by a brother.

Philadelphia Vincent Gardenia Forrest Theatre Gardenia Cher Benjamin Franklin House Les Martin Ducer Forrest Theater Neil Simon Second Avenue Michael Bennett

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